full-disclosure - [FLSA-2005:158801] Updated bzip2 packages fix security issues

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Date: Tue Nov 15 03:01:39 2005
From: shrdlu at deaddrop.org (Etaoin Shrdlu)
Subject: [FLSA-2005:158801] Updated bzip2 packages fix
	security issues

Rembrandt wrote:

> On Mon, 14 Nov 2005 21:29:16 -0500
> Byron Sonne <blsonne@...ers.com> wrote:
> 
> 
>>>Could you please stop mailing your Bug-Fix-Reports aka "Package xyz
>>>updated" to the Full*-Mailinglist?

Then you need to run off and start your own list. Funny to see you 
complain about something that is useful (at least to some), and not 
about the moronic "flag"-waving that has been going on the past couple 
of days by the netdev creature. BTW, authorities at Yahoo have been 
notified; times will become more interesting for him.

>>I don't find those mailings objectionable. I think this is an 
>>appropriate forum.

> I think this list should be usefull (like "old" bugtraq "int he good
> old time") to exchange knowledge about a lot topics except PATCHES for
> one specific OS/Distri.

We like this list the way it is; Full Disclosure means just that. If you 
don't like drinking from the firehose, Kurt's list is over there->

> There other mailinglists (mostly provided by the Projects or Vendors)
> for such things. And YES I belive that every Admin wich uses e.g.
> Fedora reads also the mailinglists where patches could be announced.

Not everyone on here is an administrator (of any kind), nor are they 
necessarily interested in following all the distros for Linux, SCO, 
Solaris, MacOS, Windows, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, LynxOS, OpenVMS... You get 
the picture. It all happens here, sonny.