severity 492025 minor
tags 492025 pending
thanks
On Wed, July 23, 2008 17:26, Martin Sebald wrote:
> Yes, that was it!
>
> I unblocked these files/directories and everything works fine now! :-)
>
> Maybe this information should be put somewhere for other security geeks
> like us?!?
Yes, I've docu
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Bug#492025: Timezone database is corrupt
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> thanks
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Hello Sean, Hello Thijs!
> my guess is that your security rules are blocking access to
> /etc/localtime and files under /usr/share/zoneinfo then.
Yes, that was it!
I unblocked these files/directories and everything works fine now! :-)
Maybe this information should be put somewhere for other sec
Hello Sean,
well, we are using some kind of hybrid system. But basicly it is a system
based on the unstable tree, but I'm sure there are some stable packages
installed as well. The stable packages are replaced by unstable versions if
apt-get wants to. So some are left, but not many. And we are usi
hi,
On Wednesday 23 July 2008 04:57:26 pm Martin Sebald wrote:
> how do I check the timezonedb file? I think it should be ok because php
> 5.2.5-3 runs fine. But I will test the file anyway to be sure.
>
> Is this timezone file new with 5.2.6-2? If yes and if it is located at a
> new location php
Hello Thijs,
how do I check the timezonedb file? I think it should be ok because php
5.2.5-3 runs fine. But I will test the file anyway to be sure.
Is this timezone file new with 5.2.6-2? If yes and if it is located at a
new location php might not have the right to access it on our system. We
are
hi martin,
i still can't reproduce the problem, using the example you cut/pasted or by
downloading the script in question (i had to comment out a few unrelated
functions and insert a (false) somewhere to get the code to execute. do you
have a specific timezone set? is this on a lenny/sid sys
On Wed, July 23, 2008 14:34, Martin Sebald wrote:
> function option_gmt_offset() {
I've tried to reproduce this with a PHP file containing just this function
and a call "var_dump(option_gmt_offset())". Running that file with
php5-cli just yields the expected int(2).
So I can't reproduce this here
Hello Sean!
>> Wordpress:
>>> Fatal error: strftime() [>> href='function.strftime'>function.strftime]: Timezone database is
>>> corrupt - this should *never* happen! in
>>> /var/www/www.domain.tld/wp-content/plugins/timezone.php on line 150
> oy. this definitely needs to be fixed then, as we're g
hi,
On Wednesday 23 July 2008 12:12:24 pm Martin Sebald wrote:
> Wordpress:
> > Fatal error: strftime() [ > href='function.strftime'>function.strftime]: Timezone database is
> > corrupt - this should *never* happen! in
> > /var/www/www.domain.tld/wp-content/plugins/timezone.php on line 150
oy.
Package: php5
Version: 5.2.6-2
Severity: critical
Hello,
after upgrading from php5 5.2.5-3 to 5.2.6-2 we experienced the following
errors:
Wordpress:
> Fatal error: strftime() [function.strftime]:
> Timezone database is corrupt - this should *never* happen! in
> /var/www/www.domain.tld/wp-cont
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