Restore curl in Ubuntu and Centos images #256
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Curl was replaced with wget but this inadvertently broke users who were expecting curl to still be in the base image. Considering how small the curl package is I’m putting it back in the base image for now
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Hi @gdams In DockerHub I still see the "old" image and not the new one with curl "re-added" Thanks |
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@andretrial you'll need to wait for docker-library/official-images#12953 to be merged (controlled by the official docker folks) |
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This reverts commit d02f2d2.
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@gdams what about removing wget? Then we would overcome this security issue: https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2021-31879 |
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fixes #255
Curl was replaced with wget but this inadvertently broke users who were expecting curl to still be in the base image. Considering how small the curl package is I’m putting it back in the base image for now