Klaus Heinz | 3 Jun 2004 01:14
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New NetBSD Developers

We are pleased to announce that the following people have joined the
NetBSD project as new developers:

  * Ben Elliston (bje <at> NetBSD.org) will work on the toolchain and
    testing infrastructure.

  * Brian Ginsbach (ginsbach <at> NetBSD.org) will work on re-entrancy
    and thread-safety of libc.

  * Adrian Portelli (adrianp <at> NetBSD.org) will work on the NetBSD
    Packages Collection.

  * John R. Shannon (shannonjr <at> NetBSD.org) will also work on the
    toolchain, especially the Ada support, and the packages collection.

Welcome to the NetBSD team.
NetBSD Security-Officer | 3 Jun 2004 20:54
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NetBSD Security Advisory 2004-008: CVS server vulnerability


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		 NetBSD Security Advisory 2004-008
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Topic:		CVS server vulnerability

Version:	NetBSD-current:	source prior to May 21, 2004
		netBSD 1.6.2:	affected
		NetBSD 1.6.1:	affected
		NetBSD 1.6:	affected
		NetBSD-1.5.*:	not affected (does not ship with CVS)
		pkgsrc:		cvs packages prior to 1.11.16/1.12.8

Severity:	

Fixed:		NetBSD-current:		May 21, 2004
		NetBSD-2.0 branch:	May 21, 2004 (2.0 will include the fix)
		NetBSD-1.6 branch:	Jun 2, 2004 (1.6.3 will include the fix)
		pkgsrc:		cvs-1.11.16, 1.12.8 or higher corrects the issue

Abstract
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CVS had heap overflow vulnerabilities which can be trigged remotely by
malicious people on the net.

NetBSD does not run a CVS server in the default install. Relatively few
users have reason to configure one, and only those who do are affected.
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Hubert Feyrer | 18 Jun 2004 23:57
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UltraSparc III Hardware Donations Wanted


 * UltraSparc III Hardware Donations Wanted

In order to make further improvements to the sparc64 port, we would
like to solicit donations for UltraSparc III and III+ hardware. If
your company or an educational or research institute wants to buy or
has a spare system like a Sun Fire V210 dual 1GHz, fully equipped Sun
Fire 15000 or similar UltraSparc III or III+ equipped desktop or
server machine, handing it over to The NetBSD Foundation to support
operating system research would be very welcome. Being a volunteer
project with no government or commercial backing, The NetBSD
Foundation depends on the support of its users.

Besides support in hardware, monetary support as well as other ways
are always welcome, please donate via paypal <at> NetBSD.org or see our
contributions page at http://www.netbsd.org/contrib/ for further
information how organizations as well as individuals can help.

Please contact board <at> NetBSD.org to arrange donations and shipping of
hardware.

 - Hubert Feyrer
   The NetBSD Foundation

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