WordPress package

Phil Pinkerton pcpinkerton at gmail.com
Fri Apr 13 15:41:20 UTC 2007


I see no further technical relevance to this conversation can someone
please terminate it.

I enjoy and depend on information from this list, this particular
conversation no longer provides any useful information nor is it in the
least bit entertaining.

We should not  be forced to  filter the address of those unable to
restrain themselves as they do at times provide useful
advice/information. Geeks do not have to behave immaturely.

Thanks


Scott Lockwood wrote:
> On Fri, 2007-04-13 at 09:20 -0300, Derek Broughton wrote:
>   
>> You're the guy who's been complaining that people blame the software
>> when
>> they use it incorrectly.  So don't blame Ubuntu for not supporting
>> software
>> that is explicitly not supported. 
>>     
>
> If you make software available, then maintain it. If  this was just a
> minor feature / functionality update, I'd agree with you. It is not.
> WordPress, prior to 2.1.3, has a REMOTE ROOT VULNERABILITY. In fact, I
> am doing exactly what I should by complaining, loudly, about this. If
> you are (misfortunate enough to be) runing WordPress, and you're doing
> so out of Ubuntu's repository, YOU ARE VULNERABLE.
>
> Are you saying that my complaint about misreporting a vulnerability/bug
> in mc that isn't there was wrong, or do you think that was actually a
> bug? I'm on the mc and mc-devel mailing lists - I sure haven't seen a
> report there. *I* however DID file a bug about the vulnerability in
> WordPress, which the Ubuntu dev's promptly ignored.
>
> When you've done as much as I have, feel free to judge me. Until then,
> feel free to KMA.
>
>   




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