[Tee]

I just noticed that the latest security update seems to install Shockwave plugin 10.1.1.r16 even though we already had version 11.0.3.r470.

Having two versions of the plug-in can't be a good thing...

Anyone else notice this issue?

[Cold Warrior]

Not me but I don't have a PPC Mac anyway. I have an NP-PPC-Dir-Shockwave plugin at version 10 on my MacBook Pro and I swear I had installed Shockwave 11.

[ghporter]

You could try reinstalling SW11 and see if it's just (as I think) a goof in the version number for the plugin.

[Tee]

Originally Posted by Cold Warrior 

Not me but I don't have a PPC Mac anyway. I have an NP-PPC-Dir-Shockwave plugin at version 10 on my MacBook Pro and I swear I had installed Shockwave 11.

If you are running Shockwave 11 on Intel I don't think you should have the "NP-PPC-Dir-Shockwave" plugin. From what I can tell "NP-PPC-Dir-Shockwave" is only part of Shockwave 10 and earlier.
The version 11 plugin is"DirectorShockwave.plugin"

From looking at them in Pacifist It looks like SecurityUpdate2008-008 packages (for PPC and Intel) include theShockwave 10 plugins!

Again, this is on 10.4.x

[Tee]

Originally Posted by ghporter 

You could try reinstalling SW11 and see if it's just (as I think) a goof in the version number for the plugin.

I think it's Apple's goof!
I had Shockwave 11 installed and now I have both 11 and 10.
Prior to upgrading to 11 I had fully uninstalled 10.
Then after Sec2008-008 I had both.
Examination of the SecUpdate package seems to show that it does nclude the older version 10.

[Cold Warrior]

Wow, that is Apple's goof. Sucks too because many people won't notice. Nice work Tee.