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I'm happy to say that we are beginning to wrap up the implementation of the next release of Kete, 1.3. However, we have a decent amount of non-implementation work necessary before 1.3 will be ready to push out the door. Besides the normal work preparing for release, 1.3 will introduce the need to have translation done.

In Kete 1.3, individual sites may choose which of the available languages they would like to give their users as options. The release will most likely ship with at least support for bot Te Reo and Chinese

We'll be attending a Kete site launch and the site's training session in New Plymouth on Wednesday June 24th and we have some free time before, in between, and after.

If you are in or near New Plymouth or between Wellington and New Plymouth we would be happy to pop by. We can give you demonstration of what is coming up in Kete 1.3 as well as answer any questions you may have about Kete.

Drop me a line at walter -at- katipo dot co dot nz if you would like to meet up.  If you are in New Plymouth

From the ruby-lang.org website:

A denial of service (DoS) vulnerability was found on the BigDecimal standard library of Ruby. Conversion from BigDecimal objects into Float numbers had a problem which enables attackers to effectively cause segmentation faults.

ActiveRecord relies on this method, so most Rails applications are affected by this. Though this is not a Rails-specific issue.

http://www.ruby-lang.org/en/news/2009/06/09/dos-vulnerability-in-bigdecimal/

The vulnerability affects the framework Kete is built apon, so an immediate upgrade of Ruby to protect your app is recommended.

If you are already using Ruby Enterprise Edition in combination with a read more >>