I just pushed out a hotfix to enable Python hash seed randomization on all of our mod_wsgi applications in staging. The implementation details of the change can be found in this ticket:
https://fedorahosted.org/fedora-infrastructure/ticket/3169
I am hopeful that this won't break anything, and we'll be able to push it to production ASAP (ideally before the alpha freeze in 3 weeks). However, in the rare chance that we have any apps that rely on "dict ordering", then it may cause problems.
I'll do my best to poke at our various apps in staging to ensure they function as expected, but if you have some spare cycles and want to help test, it would be much appreciated.
I just confirmed that it is enabled for bodhi on app01.stg, but if you would like to verify that your application has hash seed randomization enabled, you can simply 'import sys' and make sure sys.flags.hash_randomization is 1.
luke
Python hash seed randomization is now enabled across all of our mod_wsgi apps in production.
luke
On Mon, Jul 16, 2012 at 06:51:14PM -0400, Luke Macken wrote:
I just pushed out a hotfix to enable Python hash seed randomization on all of our mod_wsgi applications in staging. The implementation details of the change can be found in this ticket:
https://fedorahosted.org/fedora-infrastructure/ticket/3169
I am hopeful that this won't break anything, and we'll be able to push it to production ASAP (ideally before the alpha freeze in 3 weeks). However, in the rare chance that we have any apps that rely on "dict ordering", then it may cause problems.
I'll do my best to poke at our various apps in staging to ensure they function as expected, but if you have some spare cycles and want to help test, it would be much appreciated.
I just confirmed that it is enabled for bodhi on app01.stg, but if you would like to verify that your application has hash seed randomization enabled, you can simply 'import sys' and make sure sys.flags.hash_randomization is 1.
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