On Sunday, November 13, 2011 5:11 PM, "[email protected]" <[email protected]> wrote: > Daniel, > > On 11/13/2011 15:32, Daniel Shahaf wrote: > > Would have been useful if you noted the date/time you saw the site, the > > revision of ^/infrastructure/trunk/site at the time, or took > > a screenshot. The site regenerates hourly. > > > You may assume from the date line on my email that the problem was > occurring then. Actually, the problem is still visible *now*. The > security item has moved off the bottom of the list, but the pied item is > still visible as the last item. > > I have no idea how to find the revision level; I have no SVN fu. >
Go to https://svn.apache.org/repos/infra/websites/production/www and note the revnum at the end of the page. > Screenshots I can do. I will attach them (and a copy of the whole page) > for the benefit of the mbox developers. (If anybody else has a use for > them, just ask.) But they (and the subject line) are only part of the > problem. > > > Anyway, the subject line contains a ™ character, which had gotten > > encoded, was not decoded by mod_mbox (aka mail-archives.apache.org the > > software behind), and the CMS stuff just took it literally. > > > Please note the garbled em-dashes in the announcement date line. I have > seen very similar garbles where mbox is not at all involved. I suggest > that there is another problem, elsewhere. > Can't reproduce. The ™ in the subject link and the em dashes in the body display fine here. > > I suggest you follow up with the mod_mbox developers > > (http://httpd.apache.org/mod_mbox/) about the mod_mbox bug. > > Will do. (Well, will try.) > Good luck > > I'll > > follow up with press@ to advise them not to use UTF-8 in subjects until > > the bug is fixed. > > > > Thanks for the report. > > Welcome. It's very frustrating to still have the system programmer's eye > for things out of place, but not have the "hands" (tools and fu) to fix > them myself. --/tj/ I'm sure mod_mbox devs would appreciate extra eyes/hands on the bugfix. > > > > [email protected] wrote on Fri, Nov 11, 2011 at 16:14:17 -0500: > >> http://www.apache.org/ > >> > >> is showing a garbled announcement for the Tika project. The top > >> version is fine, but another, further down (just above the Tomcat > >> CVE), is trashed. > >> > >> In particular, the date line shows garbles where em-dashes should > >> be. (Not to mention the headline.) I have seen similar garbles on > >> the web pages of the AOOo podling. I have looked at the SVN content > >> of one of these, using the "view" link provided by the commit > >> notice, and the content itself looks okay, although the commit > >> notice shows the garbles. > >> > >> The problem is with UTF-8 translation somewhere. Using the UTF-8 > >> rules for multi-byte encoding, the garbles decode into the expected > >> characters. > >> > >> If I knew enough to file an issue, I would. --/tj/ > >> > >> ====== scraped off the web page: > >> =?utf-8?B?VGhlIEFwYWNoZSBTb2Z0d2FyZSBGb3VuZGF0aW9uIEFubm91bmNlcyBBcGFj?= > >> =?utf-8?B?aGUgVGlrYeKEoiB2MS4wIA==?= > >> > >> [this announcement is also available online at http://s.apache.org/N0I] > >> > >> Standards-based, Content and Metadata Detection and Analysis Toolkit > >> Powers Large-scale, Multi-lingual, > >> Multi-format Repositories at Adobe, the Internet Archive, NASA Jet > >> Propulsion Laboratory, > >> and more. > >> > >> 9 November 2011 âFOREST HILL, MDâ The Apache Software Foundation > >> (ASF), the all-volunteer > >> developers, stewards, and incubators of... > >> > >> [SECURITY] CVE-2011-3376 Apache Tomcat - Privilege Escalation via > >> Manager app > >> > > > > > > >
