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Fedora updates

Updates for Fedora Core 2:
  • Sysstat had minor buffer overflows and parsing problems. None of them in any way exploitable it turns out. Sysstat also spewed junk to the console on startup.
  • Finger mishandled stale utmp entries and also entries from remote X sessions. This would cause random idle times and spurious users to be shown.
  • The ftp client would segmentation fault in certain situations when the remote server closed the connection on it in an unexpected fashion.
  • This im-sdk update hides the status window when the input method is off and also fixes a number of other issues.
  • An updated jcode.pl package has been released to fix the wrong install path so that it was not usable except on x86-64 architecture.
  • This release of cdrtools obsoletes the dvdrtools packages. It includes a stub for dvdrecord and its man page, which mentions that it is obsoleted.
  • Another update to cdrtools.
  • A new version of openmotif fixes a problem in the latest xinitrc (which links to the openmotif libraries).
  • The kcc kanji code converter crashes when an invalid option is specified. This updated package fixes the problem.
  • This gimp update is supposed to fix #124307 "missing help files" by spitting out a slightly more informative error message if gimp-help isn't installed.
  • The gimp-gap package has been updated to version 2.0.2 which has enhancements and bugfixes.
  • A new xinitrc update resolves an issue caused by the previous xinitrc package update in which some users were unable to use input methods in X11.
  • This gaim update fixes the Yahoo protocol bug.
  • This dovecot update resolves several rare problems.
  • This strace update is for those running 32-bit binaries on the x86-64 platform.
There are also gaim and dovecot updates available for Fedora Core 1, as well as two tcltk updates, FEDORA-2004-193 and FEDORA-2004-200.

There are new cscope packages for FC1 and FC2.


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