Re: Remaining 6.1 bugs

2005-07-30 Thread Randy McMurchy
Bruce Dubbs wrote these words on 07/30/05 12:21 CST:
 This is a list of the remaining 6.1 bugs that need package updates:
 
 Bug  Package  Assigned to
 
 1350 Kerberos
 1369 Tidy Randy
 1430 LIBPCAP
 1443 Firefox
 1444 Thunderbird  Richard
 1475 Ethereal Randy
 -
 Randy, you are the most knowledeable of the editors on Kerberos.  Its a
 P1 bug due to a buffer overflow fix.  Do you want to do this or do you
 want me to attempt it?

I can/will do it. :-)


 Also, LIBPCAP really goes with ethereal.  The only packages that use it
 are ethereal and nmap.  I'll be glad to do both LIBPCAP and ethereal or
 you can do them if you want.

Again, I will knock both of these out. :-)

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Re: Remaining 6.1 bugs

2005-07-30 Thread Ken Moffat
On Sat, 30 Jul 2005, Bruce Dubbs wrote:

 This is a list of the remaining 6.1 bugs that need package updates:

 Bug  Package  Assigned to

 1350 Kerberos
 1369 Tidy Randy
 1430 LIBPCAP
 1443 Firefox
 1444 Thunderbird  Richard
 1475 Ethereal Randy
 -

 Bruce, I take it you're going to ignore 1485 that I raised yesterday ?

And still on the subject of security, it appears that fetchmail is now
being maintained from http://fetchmail.berlios.de who have a 6.2.5.2
release to address CAN-2005-2335.  See e.g.
http://www.securityfocus.com/archive/1/406497/30/60/threaded

 No doubt there are other known vulnerabilities in the book, but in the
absence of a list of packages/status I'm *slowly* trying to review them.
I'm sorry this doesn't fit nicely with preparation for a release, but
that is the nature of vulnerabilities.

Ken
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