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The fix is to install 10.1 RC, and delete/rename/ACL authplay.dll. I wont comment on the whole "use our RC release" as a mitigation path in production env's...
by datd00d 16y ago
The fix is to install 10.1 RC, and delete/rename/ACL authplay.dll.
I wont comment on the whole "use our RC release" as a mitigation path in production env's....
- blocke 16y ago10.1 has had 7 release candidate releases so far. Been running them for a while and they don't seem anymore crashy than 10.0 and the GPU acceleration is nice. Also it would be a great time to upgrade Firefox to the 3.6.4 release candidate for those using Firefox. Plugin process separation... yummo. http://blog.mozilla.com/blog/2010/06/01/firefox-3-6-4-release-candidate-available-for-download-and-testing/ http://blog.mozilla.com/blog/2010/06/01/firefox-3-6-4-releas...
- sliverstorm 16y agoHonestly it seems much more like a statement of the facts so you can make a choice. I'd rather also know the RC is unaffected than ONLY know that the current version is vulnerable. Obviously an RC release is not a long term fix, but this is a breaking bug.