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Re: Fwd: Any user can panic OpenBSD machine

From: explorer () FLAME ORG (Michael Graff)
Date: Mon, 27 Jul 1998 11:51:48 -0700


Jason Thorpe <thorpej () nas nasa gov> writes:

To see if this is a generic *BSD bug, I checked a NetBSD-current (1.3F)
machine.  NetBSD 1.3F is NOT vulnerable; the readv() returns EINVAL.

I performed the NetBSD test on both a PPro (i386) and Shark (arm32).


I tested a NetBSD/i386-1.3.2 machine just now, which also returned
EINVAL.

--Michael

Current thread:

Re: Fwd: Any user can panic OpenBSD machine Jason Thorpe (Jul 27)
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- Re: Fwd: Any user can panic OpenBSD machine Michael Graff (Jul 27)
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