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Re: Possible weakness in LPD protocol
From: blymn () BAEA COM AU (Brett Lymn)
Date: Wed, 8 Oct 1997 19:24:09 +0930
According to Warner Losh:
Both OpenBSD and FreeBSD disallow any files with / in them in the code that was quoted. So this isn't a problem in either of those systems. I don't have a current NetBSD source tree online at the moment, or I'd check there.
Similarly, NetBSD-current does not allow any files with / in them to be accepted as a data file. -- Brett Lymn, Computer Systems Administrator, British Aerospace Australia =============================================================================== What do you get when you cross a cantaloup with a dog? Melancholy :-P
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