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Rails 1.1.4 security fix release

by Tim Lucas

If you haven’t done so yet, go grab the latest Rails 1.1.4 update which fixes a security hole in route processing. You can read more about the release on the official announcement (as well as the announcement for 1.1.3).

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Tim (aka toolmantim) is a Sydney based, possum-eyed web application designer with a bent for web standards and user-centred design. When not hiding behind his camera he can be found doodling interface designs and coding Rails at his company aviditybytes.

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