Posted by Steve on Fri 1 Sep 2006 at 11:06
The Debian stable release, code-named Sarge, has been upgraded to 3.1r3. This is a minor update mostly consisting of security updates.
During the lifespan of a Debian Stable release minor updates are made to the release to incorporate security fixes, along with other important package updates.
Yesterday the third such release was made available:
If you're running a Debian Sarge server then you should upgrade, although if you're following security notices you are probably current already.
If you're running a Debian Sarge server and not applying security updates as they are released then you should probably start doing so.
This article can be found online at the Debian Administration website at the following bookmarkable URL (along with associated comments):
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