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From 2024-02-15 to 2024-03-15

2024-03-13

17:14 DCMTK Bug #1114 (Closed): Segmentation fault while receiving invalid message
The dcmnet module may produce a segmentation fault due to a de-referenced NULL pointer while processing an invalid in... Marco Eichelberg

2024-03-08

14:16 DCMTK Bug #1113: oficonv creates illegal characters when converting from ISO_IR 192 to ISO_IR 101
Apparently, this is caused by incorrect translation tables, in this case @oficonv/datasrc/csmapper/ISO-8859/UCS%ISO-8... Marco Eichelberg
13:58 DCMTK Bug #1113 (Closed): oficonv creates illegal characters when converting from ISO_IR 192 to ISO_IR 101
When converting a string that contains greek letters from Unicode (ISO_IR 192) to Latin-2 (ISO_IR 101), oficonv does ... Marco Eichelberg

2024-03-07

11:41 DCMTK Conformance #1112 (Closed): oficonv accepts Shift-JIS multi-byte characters when ISO_IR 13 (JIS X0201) is active
Currently, the oficonv implementation of character set conversion will silently accept two-byte Shift-JIS characters ... Marco Eichelberg

2024-02-21

12:39 DCMTK Bug #1109 (Closed): Security vulnerability in storescp's --exec-on-reception and --exec-on-eostudy options
Closed by commit #b789e34e1. Marco Eichelberg
12:35 DCMTK Bug #1109 (Closed): Security vulnerability in storescp's --exec-on-reception and --exec-on-eostudy options
When storescp is executed with the @--exec-on-reception@ or @--exec-on-eostudy@ option, a command line can be specifi... Marco Eichelberg
10:43 DCMTK Bug #1088 (Closed): memory leak in oficonv module
Closed by commit #e1ca2e8a5.
Marco Eichelberg

2024-02-19

10:53 DCMTK Bug #1107 (Closed): Remove compatibility code for pre-CXX98 compilers
DCMTK requires a compiler that is compliant with the CXX98 standard. However, the library still contains compatibilit... Marco Eichelberg
09:44 DCMTK Feature #1106 (Closed): Add functions that permit an efficient conversion between OFString and std::string
Depending on the configuration, class OFString is either a typedef for std::string, or an independent implementation.... Marco Eichelberg
 

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