Yellow Dog Linux 2.1: Important Software Fixes Announced

Yellow Dog Linux 2.1 Updates: Critical Software Fixes Announced

Jan 16, 2002 •

1 min read

Dan Burcaw of the Yellow Dog Linux distribution announced today that several security vulnerabilities were inadvertantly not announced as they were released. These advisories include fixes for squid, diffutils, openssh, sendmail, printtool, ucd-snmp, and tetex. Several bugfix advisories have been announced as well.. . . Dan Burcaw of the Yellow Dog Linux distribution announced today that several security vulnerabilities were inadvertantly not announced as they were released. These advisories include fixes for squid, diffutils, openssh, sendmail, printtool, ucd-snmp, and tetex. Several bugfix advisories have been announced as well.

 From:     Dan Burcaw  To:       This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Subject: [yellowdog-updates] Yellow Dog Linux 2.1 Errata Date:     Wed, 16 Jan 2002 06:46:25 -0700  Hi all,  In early December we put out numerous errata updates for YDL 2.1. Unfortunatly, we forgot to send any information to this list about the  updates.  The following were updated:  glibc/gcc/binutils yaboot squid diffutils openssh sendmail printtool ucd-snmp tetex  For more details see:  YDL.net    Dan Burcaw Terra Soft Solutions, Inc. This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. The link for this article located at TerraSoft is no longer available.