- fix thread startup in knode, including work-around for thread bugs up until
a week ago...
- replace IP detection code with home-made code so that kfrb/krdc works for us.
--
pfm is a terminal-based file manager written in Perl. It
features colored filenames according to extension or type,
a single-file and multiple-file mode, support for executing
user-defined commands (including wildcards) with only two
keystrokes, and use of the ReadLine library for friendly
commandline editing
WWW: http://p-f-m.sourceforge.net/
brad@ ok
--
Term::ScreenColor adds ANSI coloring support, along with
a few other useful methods, to the objects provided in
Term::Screen.
WWW: http://p-f-m.sourceforge.net/
brad@ ok
--
Term::Screen is a very simple screen positioning module
that should work wherever "Term::Cap" does. It is set up
for Unix using stty's but these dependences are isolated
by evals in the "new" constructor.
brad@ ok
--
Changes:
PID and logfiles are handled correcty now, and more error messages
are produced when problems occur.
TCP tunnel capabilities were removed.
Further details on: http://tinyproxy.sourceforge.net/ChangeLog
brad@ ok
- fix thread startup in knode, including work-around for thread bugs up until
a week ago...
- replace IP detection code with home-made code so that kfrb/krdc works for us.
- use kcontrol/nics/nic.cpp from kde-current to access getifaddrs...
IPv4 masks are not printed properly yet.
- konsole fixes for utmp
- ksysguardd mostly working. Should unify with Net/FreeBSD
- clock and timezone fixes mostly from Flinn Mueller.
- uses kxkb_pic lib, thanks to Matthieu.
based on 4.1.3 update from Steve Shockley <steve.shockley@shockley.net>
prompted by Bert Koelewijn <bert@schmidt-koelewijn.nl>
ok espie@ "no actual risk you'll break it more"
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Well, I was going to wait until 2.50 release, but it seems to be taking and
this likely affects only few installations. Besides, it's been in their
public bugzilla for over a month. So:
Attacker may be able to execute arbitrary code by sending a specially
crafted e-mail to a system using SpamAssassin's spamc program in BSMTP mode
(-B option). Versions from 2.40 to 2.43 are affected.
Exim users especially should check if they're affected, the -B option is
used in several Exim+SpamAssassin HOWTOs.
The problem is with escaping '.' characters at the beginning of lines.
Off-by-one bounds checking error allows writing '.' character past a
buffer, overwriting the stack frame address. Depending on system this may
be exploitable. Pre-built Debian unstable/x86 package wasn't vulnerable, my
self compiled was.
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sync patches with OpenBSD-current
use autoconf to regenerate configure script
do not installed examples (soon part of base)
remove the bind9-{enable,disable} scripts
