My system was already fixed via the normal LL update method:
Menu > All > Install Updates
You can also check the bash package version, type:
The fixed versions are:
4.3-7ubuntu1.1,
4.2-2ubuntu2.2, and
4.1-2ubuntu3.1
My laptop, for example:
So, I'm fixed!
If your system failed just update with:
Menu > All > Install Updates
And test the package version again.
The link below lists other tests as well.
Source:
http://askubuntu.com/questions/528101/wh...o-i-fix-it
Menu > All > Install Updates
You can also check the bash package version, type:
Code:
dpkg -s bash | grep Version
The fixed versions are:
4.3-7ubuntu1.1,
4.2-2ubuntu2.2, and
4.1-2ubuntu3.1
My laptop, for example:
Code:
scott@laptop:~$ dpkg -s bash | grep Version
Version: 4.3-7ubuntu1.1
So, I'm fixed!
If your system failed just update with:
Menu > All > Install Updates
And test the package version again.
The link below lists other tests as well.
Source:
http://askubuntu.com/questions/528101/wh...o-i-fix-it
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