With this announcement, Willy Tarreau informed all users of the 2.6.32 kernel series that the branch will reach end of life in a couple of months, which means that they will have to move to a different LTS (Long Term Supported) kernel branch, such as Linux kernel 3.2 or Linux kernel 3.4. The Linux kernel 2.6.32.67 LTS maintenance release has been made available today to fix two regressions that have been introduced in the previous point release of the branch, Linux kernel 2.6.32.66 LTS.
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