-w option, to avoid any compromises due to reported buffer overflow
exploits, reported in
ntop<=1.0 remote-root-shell http://www.securityfocus.com/advisories/2520
Also, upgrade to 1.1 on the distribution site, as the old distfile
is no longer there, and 1.1 incorporates all the old patches in the
pkgsrc version bar one minor one (passing CPPFLAGS into Makefile.in
for the build environment).
installed packages which are insecure and open to exploitation.
The original idea came from Roland Dowdeswell and Bill Sommerfeld, quite
independently, the unorthodox implementation by me.
This package contains two scripts:
(1) download-vulnerability-list, which downloads a list of vulnerable
packages from the NetBSD ftp server, and
(2) audit-packages, which scans all the packages installed on the
local machine, looking for packages which are vulnerable.
* Prefix every line of the build's output with the architecture, so it's
easy to see at a glance which architecture you have scrolling by in
front of you
- Install into "${LOCALBASE}/gcc-2.95.2" to avoid that e.g. "bsd.pkg.mk"
picks up the new compiler by accident.
- Add a file "${LOCALBASE}/etc/gcc-2.95.2.mk" which makes it possible to
use the new "gcc" like this:
make MAKECONF=/usr/pkg/etc/gcc-2.95.2.mk
It use the wrong ls when you have /usr/ucb before /usr/bin in your PATH.
The usb-ls doesn't print the group field, so the size is the 4th field and
not the 5th one.
Fixed by using the /usr/bin one.
Added and use: ${LS} which points to the correct ls.
Also add a space after the 0 in the AWK part of this target and one after
the '+'. Noticed by Klaus Klein.
Changes reviewed by Hubert Feyrer.
sun-jsdk20-license and sun-swing-license), and what licenses they correspond
to.
It is especially important that people do not blindly add these values to
ACCEPTABLE_LICENSES, as these values indicate that the user has read and
accepted specific license agreements, not general terms of redistribution
as with the `generic' LICENSE values.
This version understands our PPP protocol again (PPP over serial, i.e.).
Other changes:
Ethereal now understands Kerberos 5, rsh, and Zebra, and has the
initial work done for BXXP. Ethereal (via our wiretap library) can
now read Cisco Secure IDS iplog files. Ethereal's Help menu option
finally gives help. Many other updates and fixes were made in
version 0.8.12.
