To whom should I address a request for a vulnerability list?
Why *nix servers suck...
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Do not post bug reports, feature or support requests! No really... Do not post bug reports, feature or support requests! Doing so will make Bertie a very sad bear indeed. :(
Re: Why *nix servers suck...
Ah... my mistake then...
To whom should I address a request for a vulnerability list?
To whom should I address a request for a vulnerability list?
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Re: Why *nix servers suck...
A vulnerability list? Uh... what d'ya mean by that?
Re: Why *nix servers suck...
The mailing list on phpBB.com would also be used for notifications of major security issues (although these would normally trigger a new release anyway).
There have not been any releases or security issues since the list was set up.
As per the announcement on the website, the current outage is not believed to be anything to do with phpBB
There have not been any releases or security issues since the list was set up.
As per the announcement on the website, the current outage is not believed to be anything to do with phpBB
Re: Why *nix servers suck...
Just a one-way listserv that the designers could use to push out notices about serious problems (and hopefully the location to fixes) with the code. I often can't rely on being able to visit the phpbb boards on a daily or even weekly basis.Nippoo wrote: A vulnerability list? Uh... what d'ya mean by that?
Good to know. I was somewhat worried until I saw today's notice.Graham wrote: The mailing list on phpBB.com would also be used for notifications of major security issues (although these would normally trigger a new release anyway).
There have not been any releases or security issues since the list was set up.
As per the announcement on the website, the current outage is not believed to be anything to do with phpBB
Re: Why *nix servers suck...
Yes, this list is for that.darious wrote: Just a one-way listserv that the designers could use to push out notices about serious problems (and hopefully the location to fixes) with the code. I often can't rely on being able to visit the phpbb boards on a daily or even weekly basis.