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Quick heads up: This patch includes updates for Apache, OpenSSL, and Ruby (details below) in addition to the other listed fixes below.

General

  • Updated Apache to v2.2.34
  • Updated Ruby to v2.1.9p490
  • Updated OpenSSL to 1.0.2L
  • 90005 update system tray icon (spiceworks logo)
  • 90450 reports force addition of unwanted columns
  • 76437 emailed reports contain “(2)” within the title
  • 82575 reports dates ignoring the data on the last day of the month
  • 88451 all reports displayed for Reporting user regardless of “Public” setting
  • 78277 “+More” Link isn’t working in Manage Apps settings page
  • 92241 Timeline: Cant delete “all activities” on /settings/timeline-setup
  • 88384 renaming reports does not take effect on the reports list

Inventory

  • 79307 device scanning exclusions list needs to scroll for large number of entries
  • 79006 sorting on “AntiVirus Up-To-Date” does not work in Reports
  • 75674 HH:MM (24 hour) missing from time format drop down in International Options settings page
  • 78463 viewing events from the environment chart widget causes app error
  • 84722 New Manual Asset: Groups should be listed Alphabetically

Help Desk

  • 74270 unable to disable “in portal?” checkbox for custom attributes
  • 81086 Sub-Tickets: ActiveRecord::UnknownAttributeError when detaching subtickets
  • 82747 settings: custom attribute “cannot use numbers” error displays as empty growl message
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Sweet deal! When will this be available for download? (My Spiceworks still says it is up to date)

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Disregard, I downloaded it straight from the website and it looks like its up to date there, just hasn’t realized it has an update available within Spiceworks :slight_smile: Thanks

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Are these updates (patches) included in this patch (update/release) for Apache, OpenSSL and Ruby men’t to patch security vulnerabilities?

If so, it would be nice to identify that and the associated CVE(s). Both here in the release notes as well as in the Spiceworks Security Center.

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Finally!!

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•82747 settings: custom attribute “cannot use numbers” error displays as empty growl message

— That explains a few things.

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For the second time today I found out that things weren’t working as expected due to an issue other than me screwing something up. Thanks for the fixes!

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Wow! Nearly a year since the last update.

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Update is still going after 25 minutes.

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Sweet! Will be updating soon. Thanks!

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Sometimes the browser’s upgrade status bar can hang up - try going to /login to see if the upgrade has completed in the background. That’s an old bug we’ve never been able to repro and fix!

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The system is up and we are checking.

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Any reason why keeping the old logo on the interface and the tray was changed?

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Awesome <3

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I’m very much looking forward to version 8.0, but thanks for taking the time to fix some bugs in 7.5 - very appreciated here!

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The component (OpenSSL, Apache, Ruby) updates do patch security vulnerabilities, but we do not independently track vulnerabilities for the components using our own versioning/identifiers - the best place to reference the info is at the source.

Here’s source info on the CVE’s made publicly available by the creators/maintainers for each component:

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Can you give me a screen cap of where? I must be blind to it from looking at my desktop too much.

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Examples Below:

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The other tray icons look correct:

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Tray Icon
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Are there any special prerequisites to take care of before this update (as it contains changes in many components: Apache/Ruby/SSL/Spiceworks App)?