Le Saturday 26 May 2007 14:19:04 Romain Beauxis, vous avez écrit : > I've been trought the previous spip bugs, and it seems that missing > security support was mostly because of MIA maintainer that anything else. > > As for what I've seen from SPIP devel activities, they seem very active and > responsive, and they provide a track system for bug report and etc.. > > However, I'll contact them and ask for their commitment to solving seciruty > issues, but I'm quite sure that the main issue remains in the hand of the > maintainer, to be able to update the package as soon as they fix anything.. > > Romain
Hi, i started to work on SPIP some time ago and due to lack of time to properly package and maintain, i stopped. I completely agree with you, upstream is very responsive and SPIP have a proper security support. my changelog if it can save you some minutes: * New upstream release (Closes: #322343) * CVE-2006-0517: Multiple SQL injection vulnerabilities (Closes: #351334) * CVE-2006-0518: Cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerability (Closes:#351335) * CVE-2006-0519: allows remote attackers to obtain sensitive information via a request (Closes: #351336) * CVE-2006-0625: SQL injection vulnerability in Spip_acces_doc.PHP (Closes: #352076) * CVE-2006-0626: SQL injection vulnerability in Spip_acces_doc.PHP (Closes: #352077) * CVE-2005-4494: XSS in spip_login.php3 and spip_pass.php3 (Closes: #352078) * Added apache2 to Depends (Closes: #281118) * Added mysql-server to Depends (Closes: #310116) * Added debconf-2.0 to Depends (Closes: #332100) * Fixed typo in long description (Closes: #277249) Thanks to put this nice piece of software in Debian. cheers, Fathi totaly agree with you.