also sprach Sven Mueller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2005.05.17.1928 +0200]:
> I'm sorry, Martin, but postgrey _does_ use the -T switch, so this
> _is_ any important bug. The existing postgrey "binary" uses the
> following shebang line:
> #!/usr/bin/perl -T -w
Uh oh, I completely misunderstood your repor
package postgrey
retitle 309499 perl -T prohibits start when setting --dbdir
severity important
thanks
>> On my system, postgrey won't start when it has the -T switch to
>> perl in its shebang line. This is what I get when reproducing it
>> manually:
>
> This is not a bug in the existing package
severity 309499 wishlist
thanks
> On my system, postgrey won't start when it has the -T switch to
> perl in its shebang line. This is what I get when reproducing it
> manually:
This is not a bug in the existing package but your desire for
postgrey to use taint checks. I agree that it should. Neve
Package: postgrey
Tags: patch
Thanks
Hi.
Here is a patch for the named problem (dbdir is tainted, so it has to be
untainted (and checked) before being used in potentially harmful
operations (like open ">>$dbdir").
cu,
sven
PS: I will offer you two more patches (wishlist) which allow easier
sett
Package: postgrey
Version: 1.21-1
Severity: important
On my system, postgrey won't start when it has the -T switch to perl in
its shebang line. This is what I get when reproducing it manually:
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mail1:/data/shared/www# /usr/sbin/postgrey
--p
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