Hi.
The bash reference mentions that /dev/fd/* files are treated specially,
as filedescriptors, when used in conditionals.
However, they're not if they're passed as script arguments to the bash
binary (e.g., `bash /dev/fd/3`).
If they were, it would be possible to have a small setuid-root
indire
Hi,
(Please Cc me as I'm not subscribed to the list; Thank you.)
So I was cross-compiling bash (version 4.3.42(1)-release,
x86_64-pc-linux-musl) and came accross some "odd" bugs. It's not quite
easy to describe how they occur, so let me use a script to help:
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� wrote:
Yes, the can be overridden in /etc/sysctl.d. But I am going to modify
the troublesome scripts in the $50k software and leave the security of
the OS intact. Thanks.
Actually, setting them to "1", is not "leaving the OS security intact" --
it's adding new, non-default security
