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1999 Dec 03
0
Re: Programming ...
...dynamically linked and if run chrooted to
/tmp , library loader will look for /tmp/etc/ld.so.conf and
/tmp/lib/lib*.so . If you are attacked by an intruder, who knows what
you have in your scripts, he may put his Troyan horses to those locations.
"~root/" or "~user/" seem to be safier. Bash takes user''s home directory
from /etc/passwd. When run in a script executed by bash, which was
chrooted to /tmp , the /tmp/etc/passwd is consulted.
Conclusions
1. Don''t use "~/" in security related scripts or at least set the HOME
variable.
2. Reconsider using &q...
2011 Mar 07
3
yum tries to install a mix of architectures
Hello,
On my centos boxes whenever I try to install packages I get a mix of
packages from the repos that are both i386 and x86_64 in
archictecture:
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Package
1999 Dec 01
0
Security Patches for Slackware 7.0 Available (fwd)
...ynamically linked and if run chrooted to
/tmp , library loader will look for /tmp/etc/ld.so.conf and
/tmp/lib/lib*.so . If you are attacked by an intruder, who knows what
you have in your scripts, he may put his Troyan horses to those locations.
"~root/" or "~user/" seem to be safier. Bash takes user's home directory
from /etc/passwd. When run in a script executed by bash, which was
chrooted to /tmp , the /tmp/etc/passwd is consulted.
Conclusions
1. Don't use "~/" in security related scripts or at least set the HOME
variable.
2. Reconsider using "~use...