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Linux News for Dec 29, 2002
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Debian Weekly News - December 24th, 2002 (Dec 29, 2002, 23:00)
Community Roundup: The latest news from the
Debian Project.
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Kernel Cousins Wine #149 & #150 by Brian Vincent (Dec 29, 2002, 21:00)
Community Roundup: The latest message traffic
for Wine development.
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Gentoo Weekly Newsletter: December 23rd, 2002 (Dec 29, 2002, 19:00)
Community Roundup: The latest news from the
Gentoo Linux project.
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Python-URL! - Weekly Python News and Links (December 23) (Dec 29, 2002, 17:00)
Community Roundup: This week's news from the
Python-URL! Project.
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AbiWord Weekly News #122 and #123 by Eric A. Zen (Dec 29, 2002, 15:00)
Community Roundup: "A couple of chunks of
eye-candy just waiting for you in this issue--the greatest of these
is the OS X font clean ups. Frank does quite a bit of work in html,
xhtml, phtml...one might say, award winning work, but I don't get
to say that..."
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Kde-cvs-Digest for December 20 & 27, 2002 (Dec 29, 2002, 13:00)
Vacation's over! Community Roundup:
Security Audit Continued and Concluded, comments on Kroupware,
bugfixes and lots of new features in Kdevelop, Konqueror Kdeprint,
Kig, the Accessibility capabilities of KDE, Kmail merge problems,
bugfixes and lots of new features in Kate, Kig, Gwenview, Krdc,
kgpg, Konstruct, Kopete, Cervisia, Kdevelop, Koffice, and
Kalzium.
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Gentoo Linux Advisory: cyrus-sasl (Dec 29, 2002, 00:05)
"'Insufficient buffer length checking in user name
canonicalization may allow attacker to execute arbitrary code on
servers using Cyrus SASL library...'"
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Debian GNU/Linux Advisory: typespeed (Dec 29, 2002, 00:04)
"A problem has been discovered in the typespeed, a game that
lets you measure your typematic speed. By overflowing a buffer a
local attacker could execute arbitrary commands under the group id
games..."
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Conectiva Linux Advisory: cyrus-imapd (Dec 29, 2002, 00:03)
"Timo Sirainen discovered a remotely exploitable pre-login
buffer overflow in cyrus imapd. The problem resides in the way
memory is managed (an integer overflow can cause less memory than
needed to be allocated)..."
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