I have tested on another machine running Racy 5.5 and BK's pet works with https. As I suggested earlier I think this is a security protocol issue because I vaguely remember updating libssl manually on this second machine.

What baffles me is why Barry found he needed to change connection to https ...

Confirmed that BK's updated getflash does not work on Racy. Barry has changed url to https at line 26. Possibly server terminates connection because it does not like security protocol offered.

If you have a problem with your version of Puppy change back to http in line 26 in /usr/sbin/getflash and ...

Ted Dog wrote:or read the docs for plus. Hopefully they can be turned back to block by turning off the allow whitelist checkbox.

Yes, they can.

Vivaldi will probably be the best Chromium based browser eventually given the track record of the ex-developers of classic Opera. However, at present only a 64bit version is available. If you an old Opera fan and have a 64bit Linux OS you will certainly be interested.

https://vivaldi.com

Even if ...

IMPORTANT SECURITY NOTICE

Anyone using my Opera 12.16 SFS need to be aware of a security issue.

Opera 12.16 has SSL 3 enabled by default but this is now considered an insecure protocol and should be disabled. In Opera go to Tools>Preferences>Advanced>Security>Security Protocols and disable SSL 3 ...

Hi Griot. Yes, this has always been a problem with Opera. I gave up trying to find a solution. Maybe Opera deliberately analyzes content as a security feature and identifies .pet as .gz file content.

I never thought it was a major problem because it is so easy to change the file extension when the ...

There are still Vulnerabilities with bash, my build has 2, can everyone that built packages run this in a terminal curl https://shellshocker.net/shellshock_test.sh | bash

Using the shellshocker.net test there are still 2 vulnerabilities in mavrothal's 3.0.19-i486.1.pet for Racy: CVE-2014-7186 and ...

mavrothal wrote:For those with wary/racy here is bash 3.0.17 compiled from BK's source and the gnu patch, in Racy 5.5

Thanks mavrothal. Works for me without any problems. Great to see Racy/Wary being supported with security patches.

Newest version of Opera 12 is 12.17, which has been out for a while. Any chance of an updated SFS and Pet?

No. Opera 12.17 is a fix for Windows only.



In light of the recently reported OpenSSL vulnerability, Heartbleed, Opera has released an update to its latest Opera Presto version 12.16 ...

There is an excellent Android app: WiFi File Transfer.

Search on the Play Store for it.

Just for curiosity, I checked the server that hosts this forum which I think is GoDaddy.com.
It showed two different addresses with one getting a "B" grade and the other showing a red "F" for fail!
So.... Are our passwords at risk on this forum?

Do you connect via https? Usual address quoted is ...

If I have updated openssl on Puppy and I connect to a site whose server is still using an older version, which takes priority?
In other words, would I still be at risk to the heartbleed problem?

Quote from openssl developers:

A missing bounds check in the handling of the TLS heartbeat extension ...

This test site gives lots of data:

https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html

Versions of openssl before 1.0.1 do not have the heartbleed vulnerability.

Racy and Wary use version 0.9.8 and definitely do not suffer from this vulnerability. :)

Beyond that it is hard to clarify the facts from the media hysteria. Linux servers using openssl 1.0.1 were in danger of leaking ...

Has anyone tried to patch Racy/Wary?

LATER: Racy and Wary do not include gnutls so no fix required.

As a following comment noted it is possible to filter in a different way but for most users unless an add-on is offered that manages that - they will be stuck with those "recommendations" (think "revenue enhancement" as a slick repackaging for "tax increase").

So while AdBlock will still work, if ...

edoc wrote:Our 18yr old IT major son was the one who told me about the FF changes - he sent me this link as his source:

http://www.escapistmagazine.com/news/vi ... to-Firefox

The article is a re-write of the Mozilla statement . There is no mention of blocking AdBlock.

Firefox is planning to embed ads & block AdBlock - will that same bad decision be ported to Seamonkey?

Where did you read that Firefox intends to block AdBlock?

This is a good summary of Mozilla's intentions:

http://www.dailydot.com/business/mozilla-firefox-sponsored-content/

The problem is ...

Terryphi,

Is it possible that you need to include the space before the comment hash so that sed clips right back to the end of the text without leaving a space on the end of the line? I was trying to test that here and it seems to eliminate those remaining duplicates:-
sed -i 's/ #.*$//' /tmp ...

OscarTalks,

The addition of this line removes the comments in the mvps list

sed -i 's/#.*$//' /tmp/adlist1

Here are my amendments to the mvps section:

# download the ads lists
download_adlist () {
# mvps
if [ "$mvps" = true ]; then
wget -c -4 -t 0 -T 10 -O /tmp/adlist1 'http://winhelp2002 ...