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Old 01-22-2008
S-129: Mantis Vulnerability
Several remote vulnerabilities have been discovered in Mantis, a web based bug tracking system. The risk is LOW. Multiple cross site scripting issues allowed a remote attacker to insert malicious HTML or web script into Mantis web pages.


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debbugsconfig

DEBBUGSCONFIG(8)					      System Manager's Manual						  DEBBUGSCONFIG(8)

NAME

       debbugsconfig - copy basic debbugs configuration files from templates

SYNOPSIS

       debbugsconfig

DESCRIPTION

       debbugsconfig  will  copy basic debbugs configuration files from templates if the files do not already exist, and will also create BTS user
       documentation in HTML and text.	It should be run on installation and whenever /etc/debbugs/config or /etc/debbugs/text are changed.

FILES

       debbugsconfig creates the following template configuration files in $gConfigDir (/etc/debbugs by default):

	      config General debbugs configuration file.

	      text   Longer messages output by debbugs.

	      Maintainers
		     Index of maintainers for each package.  This will typically be automatically generated.

	      Maintainers.override
		     Manual overrides for the maintainer index.

	      pseudo-packages.description
		     Descriptions of any entries in the system's maintainer index that do not correspond to "real"  packages.	For  example,  the
		     Debian  Project  uses pseudo-packages for bugs against facilities such as the Debian web site, the mailing list archives, and
		     the bug tracking system itself.

	      sources
		     Index of source packages corresponding to each package.  This may be used when several packages are produced  from  a  single
		     source, in which case the bug tracking system will group them together with links in the web front-end.

       debbugsconfig creates the following template state files in $gSpoolDir (/var/lib/debbugs/spool by default):

	      nextnumber
		     The file which records the tracking number that will be assigned to the next incoming bug report.

	      index.archive.realtime
		     Real-time index of archived bugs.	Created empty.

	      index.db.realtime
		     Real-time index of non-archived bugs.  Created empty.

       debbugsconfig creates the following documents in $gWebDir (/var/lib/debbugs/www by default):

	      index.html
		     Main contents page.

	      Access.html, bug-log-access.txt
		     Description of how to access bug reports.

	      Reporting.html, bug-reporting.txt
		     Advice on reporting bugs.

	      server-control.html, bug-maint-mailcontrol.txt
		     Introduction to the bug control and manipulation mail server.

	      server-refcard.html, bug-mailserver-refcard.txt
		     Mail servers' reference card.

	      server-request.html, bug-log-mailserver.txt
		     Introduction to the bug system request server.

AUTHORS

       debbugsconfig was originally written by Darren Benham and later rewritten by Josip Rodin.  Colin Watson wrote this man page.

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