CHANGES IN CUPS V1.4.5
+ - Documentation fixes (STR #3542)
+ - Fixed the Solaris SMF configuration file for cups-lpd (STR #3611)
+ - The scheduler did not set the notify-subscribed-event attribute when
+ delivering printer-added or printer-modified events (STR #3608)
+ - The mailto notifier could get into an infinite loop (STR #3609)
+ - Date/time information was not shown in banner pages.
+ - Relational operators were broken in #if/#elif/#else/#endif expressions
+ for the PPD compiler.
+ - Moving a job via the web interface failed without asking for
+ authentication (STR #3559)
+ - The scheduler now clears the printer-state-reasons when the driver is
+ changed (STR #3570)
+ - The web interface did not allow a user to change the driver
+ (STR #3537, STR #3601)
+ - The scheduler was not setting the PATH_INFO environment variable when
+ needed (STR #3600)
+ - The scheduler incorrectly set the CUPSD_AUTH_TYPE environment
+ variable instead of AUTH_TYPE (STR #3599)
+ - Fixed a buffer overrun in the PPD compiler (STR #3594)
+ - Fixed some additional IPP job template attribute mapping issues in the
+ scheduler.
CHANGES IN CUPS V1.4.4
- Documentation updates (STR #3453, STR #3527, STR #3528, STR #3529)
+ - Security: The fix for CVE-2009-3553 was incomplete (STR #3490)
+ - Security: The texttops filter did not check the results of allocations
+ (STR #3516)
+ - Security: The web admin interface could disclose the contents of
+ memory (STR #3577)
+ - Security: CUPS could overwrite files as root in directories owned or
+ writable by non-root users (STR #3510)
+ - The cups-config utility did not return the correct linker options on
+ AIX (STR #3587)
- Fixed some IPP conformance issues with the scheduler's
ippget-event-life, operations-supported, output-bin, and sides
attributes (STR #3554)
- - The GNU TLS and OpenSSL interfaces have been made thread-safe
+ - The OpenSSL interfaces have been made thread-safe and the GNU TLS
+ interface is explicitly forbidden when threading is enabled
(STR #3461)
- Fixed an IPP conformance issue with the scheduler's Send-Document
implementation (STR #3514)