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16/10/06, 18:00
On Sat, 14 Oct 2006, nnp wrote:
> Background:
> Kmail is a HTML compatible email client that comes installed by
> default with the KDE desktop. This DOS requires HTML parsing to be
> enabled. This can be done in Kmail by going to Settings -> Configure
> Kmail ->Security -> and tick Prefer HTML to Plain Text.
>
There is a reason HTML is disabled by default, and you explicit have to
enable it, and they say it might be dangerous. So it is not a serious
issue IMHO, but should neverthless be fixed.
--
MVH,
Vidar
May your Tongue stick to the Roof of your Mouth with the Force of a
Thousand Caramels.
> Background:
> Kmail is a HTML compatible email client that comes installed by
> default with the KDE desktop. This DOS requires HTML parsing to be
> enabled. This can be done in Kmail by going to Settings -> Configure
> Kmail ->Security -> and tick Prefer HTML to Plain Text.
>
There is a reason HTML is disabled by default, and you explicit have to
enable it, and they say it might be dangerous. So it is not a serious
issue IMHO, but should neverthless be fixed.
--
MVH,
Vidar
May your Tongue stick to the Roof of your Mouth with the Force of a
Thousand Caramels.