Benchmark-Perl-Formance-Cargo
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Revision history for Benchmark-Perl-Formance-Cargo
0.07 2012-08-23
- Declare in META files that share/ is not to be indexed
[Randy Stauner]
0.06 2012-08-16
- re-release due to wrong upload subdir
0.05 2012-08-15
- Dist::Zill'ified
- lib/auto/ now share/
- add cargo perl6-std for P6STD plugin
- remove legacy MooseTS cargo
0.03 2012-04-18
- no idea where that release came from...
(me sleep walking?)
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X-Original-Date: Tue, 24 Sep 2002 10:57:38 -0700
Date: Tue, 24 Sep 2002 10:57:38 -0700
Hi folks, I just uploaded RPMS of the new netatalk 1.5.5 released
yesterday, thought folks here might be interested. This release fixes a
nastygram in saving files via Illustrator that I personally have been
waiting for....
http://ftp.falsehope.com/home/tengel/netatalk/
(will be mirrored on rpmfind.net by tomorrow, usually).
-te
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X-Original-Date: Sun, 29 Sep 2002 19:29:58 +0200 (CEST)
Date: Sun, 29 Sep 2002 19:29:58 +0200 (CEST)
Hi,
Red Hat 8.0 is released tomorrow (monday). I took some time out to make
RPMs of GStreamer for it.
All of them (core, plugins and player) have been uploaded to the apt
repository in a new "redhat-80-i386" directory.
The repository for dependencies is again called "deps", and the one for
the gstreamer rpms is "redhat", because this time around the base distro
contains all the necessary packages.
A screenshot of Red Hat 8.0 running gst-player is up at
http://thomas.apestaart.org/download/screenshots/redhat-80-gst-player.png
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I think with the confusion and all, we should give these folks
until the end of the day to get fixed logs uploaded :)
Justin, on a related note -- I didn't include the spamtrap stuff
from the corpus directory on your server in my logs, but that
should definitely be in there -- don't know if you'd included it
in yours or not. I think it's from Kelsey's mailtraps...
C
On Thursday, August 22, 2002, at 09:49 AM, Justin Mason wrote:
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Tim> I gave it all the thought it deserved <wink>. It would be
Tim> wonderful to get several people cranking on the same test data, and
Tim> I'm all in favor of that. OTOH, my Data/ subtree currently has
Tim> more than 35,000 files slobbering over 134 million bytes -- even if
Tim> I had a place to put that much stuff, I'm not sure my ISP would let
Tim> me email it in one msg <wink>.
Do you have a dialup or something more modern <wink>? 134MB of messages
zipped would probably compress pretty well - under 50MB I'd guess with all
the similarity in the headers and such. You could zip each of the 10 sets
individually and upload them somewhere.
Tim> Can you think of anyplace to get a large, shareable ham sample
Tim> apart from a public mailing list? Everyone's eager to share their
Tim> spam, but spam is so much alike in so many ways that's the easy
Tim> half of the data collection problem.
How about random sampling lots of public mailing lists via gmane or
something similar, manually cleaning it (distributing that load over a
number of people) and then relying on your clever code and your rebalancing
script to help further cleanse it? The "problem" with the ham is it tends
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[Tim]
> OTOH, my Data/ subtree currently has more than 35,000 files slobbering
> over 134 million bytes -- even if I had a place to put that much stuff,
> I'm not sure my ISP would let me email it in one msg <wink>.
[Skip]
> Do you have a dialup or something more modern <wink>?
Much more modern: a cable modem with a small upload rate cap. There's a
reason the less modern uncapped @Home went out of business <wink>.
> 134MB of messages zipped would probably compress pretty well - under 50MB
> I'd guess with all the similarity in the headers and such. You could zip
> each of the 10 sets individually and upload them somewhere.
I suppose this could finish over the course of an afternoon. Now where's
"somewhere"? I expect we'll eventually collect several datasets;
SourceForge isn't a good place for it (they expect projects to distribute
relatively small code files, and complain if even those get big).
> ...
> How about random sampling lots of public mailing lists via gmane or
> something similar, manually cleaning it (distributing that load over a
> number of people) and then relying on your clever code and your
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[Guido]
> Perhaps more useful would be if Tim could check in the pickle(s?)
> generated by one of his training runs, so that others can see how
> Tim's training data performs against their own corpora.
I did that yesterday, but seems like nobody bit. Just in case <wink>, I
uploaded a new version just now. Since MINCOUNT went away, UNKNOWN_SPAMPROB
is much less likely, and there's almost nothing that can be pruned away (so
the file is about 5x larger now).
http://sf.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=61702
> This could also be the starting point for a self-contained distribution
> (you've got to start with *something*, and training with python-list data
> seems just as good as anything else).
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I downloaded and played with it a bit, but had no time to do anything
systematic. It correctly recognized a spam that slipped through SA.
But it also identified as spam everything in my inbox that had any
MIME structure or HTML parts, and several messages in my saved 'zope
geeks' list that happened to be using MIME and/or HTML.
So I guess I'll have to retrain it (yes, you told me so :-).
> Just in case <wink>, I
> uploaded a new version just now. Since MINCOUNT went away, UNKNOWN_SPAMPROB
> is much less likely, and there's almost nothing that can be pruned away (so
> the file is about 5x larger now).
>
> http://sf.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=61702
I'll try this when I have time.
--Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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Subject: Dotcom Scoop: "CNET's Download.com is set to introduce a new
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Dotcom Scoop[1]: "CNET's Download.com is set to introduce a new program for its
Download.com software portal. Beginning Sept. 30, software vendors will be
charged a fee to upload their wares. There is also a monthly-package to get
better placement on the site."
[1] http://www.dotcomscoop.com/article.php?sid=366
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X-Original-Date: Mon, 22 Jul 2002 14:40:04 -0400
Date: Mon, 22 Jul 2002 14:40:04 -0400
hello!
well in my eyes something like a public contrib repository would be nice (where everyone can at least upload spec files) and a something like a "repository directory" with a collection of available repositorys and their content.
i am personally on a dsl dialup connection with 16kb/s upstream cap and that kinda sucks perhaps i am gonna still create a respository for small windowmaker dockapps in the future :).
what do you think?
thanks,
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Date: Mon, 22 Jul 2002 21:25:29 -0500
On Mon, 22 Jul 2002 14:40:04 -0400, che <che666@uni.de> wrote:
> hello!
> well in my eyes something like a public contrib repository would be nice (where everyone can at least upload spec files) and a something like a "repository directory" with a collection of available repositorys and their content.
>
> i am personally on a dsl dialup connection with 16kb/s upstream cap and that kinda sucks perhaps i am gonna still create a respository for small windowmaker dockapps in the future :).
>
> what do you think?
I was thinkinf about an addition of another file: apt-repositories. Stick it on apt.freshmeat.net (the center of the apt universe, IMHO) and every time a new repository is added, the RPM can be rebuilt. Heck, if I could get out of my depression,...
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it was apt enabled because I have several boxen and apt would help even with
rpms that I build. Did I mention forgetful too?
http://www.dudex.net/rpms
che (che666@uni.de) wrote*:
>
>hello!
>well in my eyes something like a public contrib repository would be nice
(where everyone can at least upload spec files) and a something like a
"repository directory" with a collection of available repositorys and their
content.
>
>i am personally on a dsl dialup connection with 16kb/s upstream cap and that
kinda sucks perhaps i am gonna still create a respository for small
windowmaker dockapps in the future :).
>
>what do you think?
>
>thanks,
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Tuesday, July 30th 2002 10:46
Scientific/Engineering
About: Oww (One-Wire Weather) is a client program for Dallas Semiconductor
/ AAG 1-wire weather station kits, providing a graphical (animated)
display to monitor outside temperature, wind speed and direction,
rainfall, and humidity. Extra temperature sensors may be added. A 1-wire
"hub" may be used for improved reliability and range. Weather data may be
logged to CSV files, parsed to command line programs, sent to the
Henriksen Windows client, or uploaded to Web servers at Dallas, The
Weather Underground, and HAMweather.
Changes: A server has been added to send data to clients in a user-set
parser format. Up to 8 counters may now be assigned for general-purpose
counting, such as for lightning detectors.
License: Artistic License
URL: http://freshmeat.net/projects/oww/
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Tuesday, July 30th 2002 16:56
Desktop Environment :: Window Managers
Internet :: WWW/HTTP :: Site Management
About: FileManager is a secure (SSL), multi-user, and Web- based program
for file, directory, and remote command management. It is written in
Perl, for Linux and Unix-like operating systems. It displays full
directory information; allows file viewing, deleting, renaming,
uploading, downloading, etc.; assists in directory navigation; and can
execute any command for which the user account has privilege.
FileManager also comes with a built-in text editor for quick editing and
file updates.
Changes: A security hole that allowed authorized users to view any file on
the system has been fixed. The security certificate has been extended.
Support has been added for 29 more OS types. The find function now works
for non-root, jailed users. A new option controls whether or not a user
can "click" outside their home directory tree. The AllowRootUser parameter
can now disable the 'root' user. A bug that prevented non-root, jailed
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II. LINUX VULNERABILITY SUMMARY
1. OpenSSL SSLv2 Malformed Client Key Remote Buffer Overflow...
2. Abyss Web Server HTTP GET Request Directory Contents Disclosure...
3. DotProject User Cookie Authentication Bypass Vulnerability
4. OpenSSL SSLv3 Session ID Buffer Overflow Vulnerability
5. phpBB2 Gender Mod Remote SQL Injection Vulnerability
6. ShoutBox Form Field HTML Injection Vulnerability
7. Sympoll File Disclosure Vulnerability
8. OpenSSL ASN.1 Parsing Error Denial Of Service Vulnerability
9. William Deich Super SysLog Format String Vulnerability
10. Frederic Tyndiuk Eupload Plain Text Password Storage...
11. Util-linux File Locking Race Condition Vulnerability
12. OpenSSL Kerberos Enabled SSLv3 Master Key Exchange Buffer...
13. OpenSSL ASCII Representation Of Integers Buffer Overflow...
14. ParaChat Phantom User Denial Of Service Vulnerability
15. OpenSSH Trojan Horse Vulnerability
16. Bharat Mediratta Gallery Remote File Include Vulnerability
17. John G. Myers MUnpack Malformed MIME Encoded Message Buffer...
18. Dispair Remote Command Execution Vulnerability
19. Mailreader Session Hijacking Vulnerability
20. John G. Myers MPack/MUnpack Malformed Filename Vulnerability
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overwrite arbitrary locations in memory with attacker-specified values.
The vulnerability is a result of compiling super with syslog support. Due
to an error in the file, error.c, users that are not in the super
configuration file will still be able to execute code with root
privileges.
Successful exploitation of this issue may allow the attacker to execute
arbitrary instructions with root privileges.
10. Frederic Tyndiuk Eupload Plain Text Password Storage Vulnerability
BugTraq ID: 5369
Remote: Yes
Date Published: Jul 31 2002 12:00AM
Relevant URL:
http://www.securityfocus.com/bid/5369
Summary:
Frederic Tyndiuk Eupload is a small script designed to facilitate
uploading of files to a remote server. It is written in Perl and should
work with Microsoft Windows and Linux and Unix variant operating systems.
A problem with Eupload 1.0 may make it possible for remote attackers to
gain access to sensitive information.
Eupload does not cryptographically protect stored passwords. Passwords
contained in the configuration file, password.txt, are stored in plain
text. They may be read by simply viewing the file. The file, password.txt,
is stored in a web accessible location and is, itself, accessible for
retrieval. Thus it is trivial for an attacker to obtain user passwords and
abuse the Eupload service.
This problem could allow an attacker to gain access to the passwords to
protected resources.
11. Util-linux File Locking Race Condition Vulnerability
BugTraq ID: 5344
Remote: No
Date Published: Jul 29 2002 12:00AM
Relevant URL:
http://www.securityfocus.com/bid/5344
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person B can check off that person on their list.
The reverse is then done for person B.
After a while you will end up with a list full of (hopefully) checked
names. Later on, you can retrieve a copy of the key either from a
keyserver or directly from the owner, verify it's valid (it matches the
checked off name on your copy of the master list), and sign it using
your private key.
Then you can upload your signature of the key to a key server and send a
copy back to the key's owner to add to thier keyring.
ID: Mark Renouf <mark@tweakt.net>
Size: 2048
Type: DH/DSS
KeyID: 0xF888F464
Fingerprint: 9CE7 98DD E14E 8B9C 7109 2798 C18D 83A9 F888 F464
--DeathToSpamDeathToSpamDeathToSpam--
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<br>many of the points. Edit it after you have exhausted all
<br>of your ideas.
<p>7) Make your sales letter personal. Make sure that the
<br>words "you" and "your" are at least 4:1 over "I" and "my."
<br>Your ad copy must be written about YOUR CUSTOMER not
<br>yourself. I'm not sure how the old advertising adage goes,
<br>but it's something like this, "I don't care a thing about
<br>your lawn mower, I just care about my lawn." Leads aren't
<br>interested in you or your products, they are interested in
<br>themselves and their wants and needs. When you are finished
<br>with your sales letter and have uploaded it to a test
<br>webpage, run a check at http://www.keywordcount.com and see
<br>what the ratio between "you" and "your" versus references to
<br>"I," "me," "my," etc. It's a free service. Make sure it's
<br>at least 4:1 in favor of the customer.
<p>8) Write like you speak. Forget all of those rules that
<br>your grammar teacher taught you. Write your sales letters
<br>in everyday language, just like you would talk in person.
<br>Don't be afraid to begin sentences with "And" or "Because."
<br>Don't worry about ending a sentence with a preposition.
<br>Write like you speak. Your sales letter isn't the great
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<br>many of the points. Edit it after you have exhausted all
<br>of your ideas.
<p>7) Make your sales letter personal. Make sure that the
<br>words "you" and "your" are at least 4:1 over "I" and "my."
<br>Your ad copy must be written about YOUR CUSTOMER not
<br>yourself. I'm not sure how the old advertising adage goes,
<br>but it's something like this, "I don't care a thing about
<br>your lawn mower, I just care about my lawn." Leads aren't
<br>interested in you or your products, they are interested in
<br>themselves and their wants and needs. When you are finished
<br>with your sales letter and have uploaded it to a test
<br>webpage, run a check at http://www.keywordcount.com and see
<br>what the ratio between "you" and "your" versus references to
<br>"I," "me," "my," etc. It's a free service. Make sure it's
<br>at least 4:1 in favor of the customer.
<p>8) Write like you speak. Forget all of those rules that
<br>your grammar teacher taught you. Write your sales letters
<br>in everyday language, just like you would talk in person.
<br>Don't be afraid to begin sentences with "And" or "Because."
<br>Don't worry about ending a sentence with a preposition.
<br>Write like you speak. Your sales letter isn't the great
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