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just wondering if the mailing list is working fine for everyone...
i used to get mail everytime patches were released but i haven't received anything in a very long time (months) even though patches have been issued...
i just checked and i'm still subscribed so i'm wondering if anyone is experiencing the same issue...
i'm subscribed to both slackware-security and slackware-announce...
the last message i received from the security list is the one for the "elm mailer" patch on 11/7/05...
i have just (5 minutes ago) received a volley of messages from the slackware security team relating to the latest round of patches (kdelibs, firefox, xpdf, etc.)...
Yep, I just got 9 notices about an hour ago. But I noticed the relative quietness of the list before that as well, same with LWN.net. Maybe it's been a slow exploit month?
Sorry to have delayed the advisories, but these bugs had to
be fixed first. IMHO, the security issues are of dubious severity anyway,
or a more agressive approach would have been taken (though this would likely
have caused a lot of people to upgrade to the broken -1 or -2 package
revisions, so anyone who didn't know about this until now was probably saved
a hassle.)
I have also got the notice of upgrading software today .However,as win32sux said,I noticed that we didn't get any mail even the patches have been published.
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