Apple on Tuesday evening released Security Update 2005-001, which delivers a number of security enhancements and is recommended for all Macintosh users.
The software is available through Software Update or from Apple's download site and includes updates to the following components: at commands, ColorSync, libxml2, Mail, PHP, and Safari.
Full details of the release are available from Apple's security web site.
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Any reason for the new numbering system?
Any reason for the new numbering system?
Probably to make the numbering easier to follow (i.e. if you see 2005-004, you know its the 4th update for the year, while 2005-03-30 tells us nothing except its from the 30th).
Has it been withdrawn? doesn't appear in Software Update (10.3.7) and can't find on Apple UK's os x downloads page.
Probably to make the numbering easier to follow (i.e. if you see 2005-004, you know its the 4th update for the year, while 2005-03-30 tells us nothing except its from the 30th).
The previous numbering scheme told us the update's release date. Year-Month-Day
For example: http://Security Update 2004-12-02 v....10.2.8 Client) was released on December 2, 2004
You can confim this by clicking the link to this update's information page and checking the Post Date in the information box at the top right hand side of the page.
Much more informatitive than the new numbering scheme. IMO.
Has it been withdrawn? doesn't appear in Software Update (10.3.7) and can't find on Apple UK's os x downloads page.
Now seems to be available through software update.