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Re: Securax Security Advisory: Windows98 contains a seriousbuffer overflow with long filenameextensions.
From: jsing () ORIGIN NET AU (Joel Sing)
Date: Thu, 27 Apr 2000 00:30:38 +1000
Hi, I've had exactly the same problem. I wasted about half an hour today cleaning up my in.mbx file. Every time I restarted Eudora it would GPF. Turned out that there was a copy of the email in a file in the spool directory and this was being processed each time Eudora started. Also had to telnet to the POP server, locate the message and delete it. Yes, I know it's my fault but it's not a nice way to go :( This is a real nasty bug in Eudora/Windows... Has anyone let Qualcomm know about this?? Cheers, Joel Sing At 15:38 25/04/2000 +0200, Zoa_Chien wrote:
Please, stop mailing me such "a.aaaaaa" files as an attachement, everytime someone does so, my system goes down and i have to manually edit my eudora tools. I appreciate the feedback, but the i don't like crashing down every 5minutes.. sending me only the name of the file in the body in the mail will do fine too ! thnx Maybe the moderator could filter those attachements out ? thnx!
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- => Joel Sing | jsing () origin net au | 0419 577 603 <= --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Last night I had to put the dog out...I still don't know where the cat got the matches!
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