| 1 | Revision history for Perl extension Convert::UUlib. |
1 | Revision history for Perl extension Convert::UUlib. |
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3 | - allow for 1023 octet headers instead of the standard |
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4 | 255 octet ones. |
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5 | - major scanning and decoding speed-up (by a factor of 3), |
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6 | by replacing ultra-slow _FP_gets and improving IsKnownHeader. |
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7 | - new option OPT_AUTOCHECK to disable O(n) UUCheckGlobalList |
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8 | call after every loadfile, majorly speeds up large decodes. |
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10 | 1.12 Mon Oct 13 14:11:01 CEST 2008 |
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11 | - use the yencode filesize as additional matching criterium |
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12 | to avoid false matches. |
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13 | - made the example decoder more verbose w.r.t. error handling. |
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14 | - removed potentially confusing decide_temp calls from |
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15 | example decoder. |
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17 | 1.11 Fri Jun 13 15:32:30 CEST 2008 |
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18 | - don't ask. |
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20 | 1.10 Fri Jun 13 14:22:42 CEST 2008 |
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21 | - fix an infinite-looping problem when scanning in freestyle |
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22 | mode (testcase provided by Pieter Geens and Reinhard Pfau). |
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24 | 1.09 Fri May 25 19:38:11 CEST 2007 |
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25 | - create something sensible, trust a windows program to fuck |
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26 | it up: work around literal "(null)" filenames in yenc-encoded |
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27 | files. |
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28 | - some minor cleanups. |
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30 | 1.08 Sat Dec 16 23:27:13 CET 2006 |
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31 | - URGENT update, the last release did not |
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32 | decode files correctly, usually not at all. |
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33 | - my last patch was, of course, completely bogus. |
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34 | (sorry. looked simple...). |
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36 | 1.07 Sun Dec 10 17:41:46 CET 2006 |
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37 | - fixed an uninitialised variable based on analysis |
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38 | and patch by Mark Martinec. |
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40 | 1.06 Tue Dec 6 00:56:05 CET 2005 |
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41 | - fix a number of int/long format errors in the encoding part and |
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42 | fix some signed/unsigned char problems of unknown relevance, |
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43 | reported by Jonas Smedegaard. |
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44 | - new EXPERIMENTAL options OPT_RBUF and OPT_WBUF to set default |
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45 | stdio buffer size for reading and writing files. |
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47 | 1.051 Thu Mar 3 18:00:52 CET 2005 |
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48 | - change of contact address. |
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49 | - updated perl parts to GPLv2. |
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51 | 1.05 Fri Feb 25 22:50:27 CET 2005 |
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52 | - fix a (likely exploitable) segfault problem, (tracked down |
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53 | and/or reported by Mark Martinec and Robert Lewis). |
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55 | 1.04 Tue Dec 28 15:08:44 CET 2004 |
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56 | - slightly improved subject filename extraction. |
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57 | Also see the filename callback in the example-decoder. |
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59 | 1.03 Sun Apr 18 22:05:43 CEST 2004 |
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60 | - upgrade to uudeview-0.5.20, which supposedly fixes a few buffer |
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61 | overflows. However, judging from the patch these vulnerabilities |
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62 | were not present in the Convert-UUlib version (I might err, though, |
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63 | documentation on the actual exploits is scarce). |
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64 | As every uudeview update usually brings more instability than stability |
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65 | I advise against using this version until it has proven itself |
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66 | to be stable, or 1.02 is proven to contain the same buffer overflows. |
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68 | 1.02 Sun Apr 18 16:47:26 CEST 2004 |
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69 | - renamed crc32 to uulib_crc32, to work around yet another |
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70 | shortcoming in this oh-so-outdated macosx. |
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72 | 1.01 Sun Feb 1 19:49:51 CET 2004 |
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73 | - make it compile with 5.005_03 (reported by Anton Berezin). |
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74 | - very short files might not be detected because the header |
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75 | parsing code might skip them. |
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| 3 | 1.0 Thu Nov 6 14:32:08 CET 2003 |
77 | 1.0 Thu Nov 6 14:32:08 CET 2003 |
| 4 | - change bracket policy to give priority to (x/y) over (x), |
78 | - change bracket policy to give priority to (x/y) over (x), |
| 5 | and use the last bracket found otherwise. |
79 | and use the last bracket found otherwise. |
| 6 | - part numbers at the end of the subject are now recognized. |
80 | - part numbers at the end of the subject are now recognized. |
