Apache又来了安全公告。。。
刚刚想睡觉的时候收到了commit mail:
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共691篇文章。
刚刚想睡觉的时候收到了commit mail:
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Scott Long has named 4.10-RELEASE yesterday and now the source tree has been tagged. The long awaited release has included the lastest FreeBSD -STABLE improvements, security updates, stablity improvements, and so on.
It seems (still can’t access to the Internet right now, however, HTTP and cvsup works) that OpenBSD has imported gdb 6.1 into their source tree. I am not sure whether they did some hacks to the source repository (from cvsup result, there is not), but the result is really strange. It seems that the last import was done by using a “cvs add -rCYGNUS” and not “cvs import”…
I hope FreeBSD can import a newer gdb ASAP, as well as gcc 3.4 series.
I am looking for someone to provide me a mail relay. Please contact me if you have a mail server and it has a *reverse resolvable* IP address, and you are interested in helping me out to resolve this issue.
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很想知道是怎么commit的……
If everything goes ok, then FreeBSD 4.10-RELEASE would be released by the end of this week. Now we are at RC3.
To quote Matthew Dillon:
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Yes, it is long awaited and Kirk recently announced that his new book (written with George Neville-Neil) about the design and implementation of the FreeBSD 5.2 Operating System has been finished, and will be ready for sale in early August 2004 (ISBN 0-201-70245-2, Addison-Wesley).
To summarize the release engineering process: 4.10-RC3 has delayed again so 4.10-RELEASE won’t be released soon. Recently, RELENG_4_10 branch has received several critical bugfixes. I personally requested a MFC for a security vulnerablity related with timedc, and Tim has MFC’ed some other security related fixes. Matthew Dillon has submitted some VM patches (committed by Ken Smith) and they all get into RC3.
Olivier Houchard (cognet) has just committed several files to support the ARM architecture. I have already slipped tags for this change.