skalpa wrote:
If you look at the article you'll see that it's been published today and I'm just waking up: that's the reason why a patch hasn't been released yet...

Also, this site is not vulnerable to this problem. The sample in the security advisory is just informative. Entering an url manually like this would just allow you to hijack your own account, so you can make people believe you are yourself (pretty deep sentence, isn't it )

This is considered a security problem, as people are allowed to add links to the mylinks section.
However, here:
- The auto-approve option is set to off. So any such link would be deleted by an admin before it is published
- We don't use the frame feature either

So if you feel concerned about this issue, turn one of those 2 options off until I can get a coffee, I'll be working on it after

Skalpa.>

valentin wrote:
Hello everybody,

I tried to download the file but it seems to be corrupted.

I downloaded from many diferent sources. The problem occurs always on the same position. When unpacking it stops in the middle.

This is what I get when doing a tar:

>tar xjvf xoops2-modulos-v1.0-20031015.tar.bz2.

....
....
....
>modulos.x2/addresses/admin/CVS/Entries
>modulos.x2/addresses/admin/CVS/Entries.Extra
>tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors

The unpacked folder contains about 130 subfolders and is 53.7MB big (unpacked).

Any idea what that show stopper is ??

Best regards

Nils Valentin

http://www.be-known-online.com/mysql/

YourHelp wrote:
You should be able to change your avatar here.. as far as i know you are allowed to upload your own custom avatar if not well the webmaster here has made some changes.

YH

robekras wrote:
Why not allowing the users to upload their avatars to your site?

Please tell us what your wishes are, and how you see them in the core. Herko

Mikhail Miguel wrote:
New filename standard:

mod_X[XOOPSversion]_[modulename]_v[version]_[developer].tar.gz/.zip



In progress:

Directories:



Filenames:



Inside:



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