Security Update 2010-005 Squirrelmail 1.4.20 timezones.cfg

Was an update to Squirrelmail 1.4.20 included in the Security Update 2010-005?
Is is just me or is everyone missing /usr/share/squirrelmail/include/timezones.cfg after this update?
This causes an error when trying to access the Options > Personal Information.

I manually updated to 1.4.20
So *Security Update 2010-005* didn't contain an update to SquirrelMail but managed to break my install of SquirrelMail 1.4.20?
I always use a sym-link so that automatic updates don't break my manual updates. But there must have been a script in the Security Update that erased the timezones.cfg file. Even if there was a SquirrelMail update included, why would it erase the timezones.cfg file?

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Was trying to install Facetime which asks for Security Update 2010-005.
Welcome to Discussions, BWS3RD
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