Known Issues of TWiki Production Release 01-Feb-2003
These are known issues of the
TWikiRelease01Feb2003. This is a production ready release suitable for all TWiki servers. It had a code name of
BeijingRelease.
Security Alerts
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Security Audit: Crypt token based fix for cross-site request forgery vulnerability
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Security Alert: Cross-site request forgery vulnerability with image tag
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Security Alert: Secure webserver to prevent script execution of uploaded files (CVE-2006-3336)
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Security Alert: TWiki INCLUDE function allows DoS attack on itself
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Security Alert: TWiki INCLUDE function allows arbitrary shell command execution
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Security Alert: TWiki history function allows arbitrary shell command execution
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Security Alert: TWiki search function allows arbitrary shell command execution
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Security alert: A registered TWiki user may gain admin rights by manipulating the TWikiUsers topic.
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Security alert: Meta characters can be passed through to the shell when attaching files, potentially allowing the execution of arbitrary shell commands
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Security alert: User could gain view access rights of another user
- Security audit: TWiki Preferences need to be secured properly
Major Issues
- Apache 2.0 fixes needed
- Perl 5.8 updates needed
- MonthOutOfRangeWithRcsLite
- Fix available - note that RcsLite (all-Perl RCS implementation) is not recommended for production use yet
- Please log any RcsLite bugs to BugReports as normal
- ExtraneousLineInHttpHeader
- Fix available - without this, pages can get truncated by a couple of characters, causing authentication and other problems with IE5 and IE6
Minor Issues
Minor Annoyances
Major Browser Issues
Minor Browser Issues
Bug reports
It's also worth checking
BugReports, which lets you track open, assigned and resolved bugs. Many bugs are quite rare, and of course there may already be a fix.
Feedback
FeedbackOnKnownIssuesOfTWiki01Feb2003
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PeterThoeny - 12 Jan 2003
I've fixed the 'pay attention to permissions' line in the
TWikiUpgradeGuide for $TWIKIROOT/lib, as per
ChristianFroehler's comment on
FeedbackOnKnownIssuesOfTWiki01Feb2003 - the previous command actually broke TWiki installations by setting the wrong
lib directory permissions. If you are using this upgrade guide and are about to do a
chmod command, be sure to use the online version at TWiki.org to pick up this change.
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RichardDonkin - 02 May 2003
Just out of curiosity, how will people requesting source for
TWikiRelease01Feb2003 be made aware of the security issue?
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SamHasler - 21 Oct 2003
The
KnownIssuesOfTWiki01Feb2003 link was communicated by e-mail when the download form was active, now it is listed in the page where the TWiki package can be downloaded.
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PeterThoeny - 26 Oct 2003