Adobe Reader
The free Adobe Reader (acroread, formerly Adobe Acrobat Reader) allows you to view, navigate, and print PDF files across all major computing platforms. Adobe Reader is the free viewing companion to Adobe Acrobat and to Acrobat Capture software.
| Tags | multimedia Graphics Viewers |
|---|---|
| Operating Systems | POSIX Linux AIX HP-UX Solaris |
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- 30 Jun 2010 21:48
Changes: 17 security vulnerabilities were resolved. These could cause the application to crash and potentially allow remote execution of code.They were reported as CVE-2010-1240, CVE-2010-1285, CVE-2010-1295, CVE-2010-1297, CVE-2010-2168, CVE-2010-2201, CVE-2010-2202, CVE-2010-2203, CVE-2010-2204, CVE-2010-2205, CVE-2010-2206, CVE-2010-2207, CVE-2010-2208, CVE-2010-2209, CVE-2010-2210, CVE-2010-2211, and CVE-2010-2212.
- 14 Apr 2010 22:25
Changes: 15 security vulnerabilities were resolved, 12 of these possibly allowing the remote execution of arbitrary code. They were reported as CVE-2010-0190, CVE-2010-0191, CVE-2010-0192, CVE-2010-0193, CVE-2010-0194, CVE-2010-0195, CVE-2010-0196, CVE-2010-0197, CVE-2010-0198, CVE-2010-0199, CVE-2010-0201, CVE-2010-0202, CVE-2010-0203, CVE-2010-0204, and CVE-2010-1241.
- 17 Feb 2010 23:29
Changes: A critical cross-domain vulnerability, reported as CVE-2010-0186, was fixed. A potential crash and remote code execution vulnerability, reported as CVE-2010-0188, was fixed.
- 13 Jan 2010 21:59
Changes: Several critical vulnerabilities potentially allowing remote code execution were resolved. They are reported as CVE-2009-3953, CVE-2009-3954, CVE-2009-3955, CVE-2009-3956, CVE-2009-3957, CVE-2009-3958, CVE-2009-3959, and CVE-2009-4324.
- 17 Oct 2009 20:49
Changes: Critical security vulnerabilities were fixed which could cause the application to crash and could potentially allow an attacker to take control of the affected system.
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Recent commentsRe: No version 6 of Adobe Acrobat Reader for Linux
> Dispate the claim of Adobe as pdf a
> format to be easly used on any system
> there is no a version 6 of Adobe Acrobat
> Reader.
Here here! How long has it been since 6 was released on Windows? 1 year? 2 years?
Either change the name from Portable Document Format to Windows Document Format, or port your reader to Linux. Drop the Motif crap, buy a Qt license and get done with it.
No version 6 of Adobe Acrobat Reader for Linux
Dispate the claim of Adobe as pdf a format to be easly used on any system there is no a version 6 of Adobe Acrobat Reader.
I often have an ugly pop up windows says me to update to a newer version. I click OK and I download the same version I already have (becouse is the last). But I can not have version 6 and I can not use the function that need version 6
Re: Anyone know how to resolve this?
Just wanted to say thanks for the tip. I used it and it worked (running Redhat 9)
>
> % I installed Acroreader on my Linux
> box
> % that is running RedHat 8 and I am
> % recieving this nice little error when
> % trying to launch it. I haven't been
> % able to find anything about this
> message
> % in any of the documentation that
> Adobe
> % has made public. Thanks (oh yeah i am
> a
> % newbie.)
> %
> % Warning: charset "UTF-8"
> not
> % supported, using
> "ISO8859-1".
> % Aborted
> %
>
>
> greets
>
> had same problem and was researching
> when ran across your post. found the
> answer:
>
> you need to set your LANG variable to C,
> which is not the default in newer redhat
> releases. i edited the
> /usr/local/Acrobat5/bin/acroread script
> and added:
>
> LANG=C; export LANG
>
> near the top. it worked for me.
>
> cheers. alex.
>
>
Re: Anyone know how to resolve this?
> same problem. Worked perfectly. thanks
>
>
> %
> % % I installed Acroreader on my Linux
> % box
> % % that is running RedHat 8 and I am
> % % recieving this nice little error
> when
> % % trying to launch it. I haven't
> been
> % % able to find anything about this
> % message
> % % in any of the documentation that
> % Adobe
> % % has made public. Thanks (oh yeah i
> am
> % a
> % % newbie.)
> % %
> % % Warning: charset "UTF-8"
> % not
> % % supported, using
> % "ISO8859-1".
> % % Aborted
> % %
> %
> %
> % greets
> %
> % had same problem and was researching
> % when ran across your post. found the
> % answer:
> %
> % you need to set your LANG variable to
> C,
> % which is not the default in newer
> redhat
> % releases. i edited the
> % /usr/local/Acrobat5/bin/acroread
> script
> % and added:
> %
> % LANG=C; export LANG
> %
> % near the top. it worked for me.
> %
> % cheers. alex.
> %
> %
>
>
>
you all can edit /usr/local/Acrobat5/bin/acroread and put top of the file,
LANG=eng_US
export LANG
Re: Anyone know how to resolve this?
Thanks -- worked great.
>
> % I installed Acroreader on my Linux
> box
> % that is running RedHat 8 and I am
> % recieving this nice little error when
> % trying to launch it. I haven't been
> % able to find anything about this
> message
> % in any of the documentation that
> Adobe
> % has made public. Thanks (oh yeah i am
> a
> % newbie.)
> %
> % Warning: charset "UTF-8"
> not
> % supported, using
> "ISO8859-1".
> % Aborted
> %
>
>
> greets
>
> had same problem and was researching
> when ran across your post. found the
> answer:
>
> you need to set your LANG variable to C,
> which is not the default in newer redhat
> releases. i edited the
> /usr/local/Acrobat5/bin/acroread script
> and added:
>
> LANG=C; export LANG
>
> near the top. it worked for me.
>
> cheers. alex.
>
>