Re: How to make a Linux port of CVE-2012-0037

2012-03-23 Thread Wolf Halton
On Thu, Mar 22, 2012 at 5:47 PM, Rob Weir robw...@apache.org wrote:
 We need a few things:

 1) Someone to build the patch
 (http://www.openoffice.org/security/cves/CVE-2012-0037-src.txt)

 2) Someone to create install instructions for the patch

 3) One or more people to test the patch

 4)  Someone to update the website and send out an announcement


 #1 is actually a lot easier than it sounds.  If you can build AOO 3.4
 under Linux then you probably are already building the patched file.
 We might even just extract the relevant library from a dev snapshot
 install.   But we need to consider what variations we need, 32 versus
 64, etc.

 For #2 I have the source for the existing install instructions.  I'm
 happy to share with anyone who wants to update the instructions and
 screenshots for Linux users.

 For #3, I'm sure many of us can help.  We have a proof of concept file
 that shows the exploit that we can test against, but we need to take
 extreme measures to ensure that filed is not publicly disclosed.

 For #4, I am happy to help with the digital signature and staging to
 the mirrors, etc. Updating the webpage is really easy, using the
 Apache CMS.

 Anyone care to volunteer for some of these tasks?

 -Rob

I can look at #1 and 2.
it would make sense for these things each to have more than 1 person
per task, IMO.
Wolf

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Re: How to make a Linux port of CVE-2012-0037

2012-03-23 Thread eric b

Hi,

Le 23 mars 12 à 19:14, Wolf Halton a écrit :


On Thu, Mar 22, 2012 at 5:47 PM, Rob Weir robw...@apache.org wrote:

We need a few things:

1) Someone to build the patch
(http://www.openoffice.org/security/cves/CVE-2012-0037-src.txt)

2) Someone to create install instructions for the patch




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I can look at #1 and 2.
it would make sense for these things each to have more than 1  
person per task, IMO.




FYI, if you got an internet connexion, create the patch is a one  
liner (really). It took me 30 seconds to extract the change, if the  
version number in the instructions is correct.  Ask me in private if  
you need the method.



Regards,
Eric

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How to make a Linux port of CVE-2012-0037

2012-03-22 Thread Rob Weir
We need a few things:

1) Someone to build the patch
(http://www.openoffice.org/security/cves/CVE-2012-0037-src.txt)

2) Someone to create install instructions for the patch

3) One or more people to test the patch

4)  Someone to update the website and send out an announcement


#1 is actually a lot easier than it sounds.  If you can build AOO 3.4
under Linux then you probably are already building the patched file.
We might even just extract the relevant library from a dev snapshot
install.   But we need to consider what variations we need, 32 versus
64, etc.

For #2 I have the source for the existing install instructions.  I'm
happy to share with anyone who wants to update the instructions and
screenshots for Linux users.

For #3, I'm sure many of us can help.  We have a proof of concept file
that shows the exploit that we can test against, but we need to take
extreme measures to ensure that filed is not publicly disclosed.

For #4, I am happy to help with the digital signature and staging to
the mirrors, etc. Updating the webpage is really easy, using the
Apache CMS.

Anyone care to volunteer for some of these tasks?

-Rob