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bugs and misfeatures

Known bugs in version prior to 1.9

    A buffer overflow in the code parsing "Host:"-headers was discovered by the kind professionals of Texonet.
    A fix is available in v1.9

Known bugs in version prior to 1.07-381

    A "/%2e%2e/"-vulnerability (hex double-dot) has been detected today (April 9th 2001)
    by "nemesystm of the DHC" (http://dhcorp.cjb.net)

    fix is available in build 381 and later

    if you do not whish to upgrade you can fix it with the setting:
    Wild http:*%2e* x-viking:/na

Known bugs in version 1.06

    SecuriTeam has found a vulnerability in Vikings prior to build 1.06-370.
    If your Viking provides public HTTP-access, please download latest build (beta).
    Problems sending via SMTP with netscape messenger. Download latest beta for solution.

Known bugs in version 1.05

    Problems running on windows 2000

If you find any bugs, write me an email





"Who me?"

Who? When? Where? What? It's not my fault,
If the hardware suddenly comes to a halt!
There's a dormant task? Never been woken?
Well, it's obviously a software tool that's broken.
Someone else I'll accuse, without second thought
If crap issues forth from my serial port.

I'll mutter threats, and thoughts obscene,
If the compiler does what I say, and not what I mean.
It should be a "char" not an "unsigned float"?
Well, it's buried in the memory that You overwrote.
How come it works now, and it didn't work when
I replaced a 'while' with an 'if not until then'?

I'm only supplied with broken tools,
Built by one of these incompetent fools.
It's PSOS's fault, if my comms won't start.
Well, it can't be me, I'm way too smart.
How come my Makefile won't ever make?
An act of God - it's not my mistake.

My buffers are stuffed, and my pointers all bent.
(That'd be due to the message You sent.)
Yes, that's a constant I just tried to free.
But the blame lies elsewhere, not here with me.
Probably him, or her, or possibly them, maybe.
But not me.
            Not me.
                    Not ever with me.

/unknown