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Re: Force Feeding
From: philip () EINET BG (Philip Stoev)
Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2000 19:06:52 +0300
From: "David LeBlanc" <dleblanc () MINDSPRING COM>
One work-around for this that I have long advocated is making the
temporary
internet folders and the temp folders non-executable.
This is really a beautiful solution, however, as far as my testing shows, it breaks Microsoft Office 2000 Premium Setup (the moment when you are prompted to enter the serial number, and possibly at other places also), and possibly other installers depending on Microsoft Installer technology as well. Or, I may have had made the folder non-executable, but my ACLs were somewhat wrong. Philip Stoev
Current thread:
- Force Feeding http-equiv () excite com (Jun 24)
- Re: Force Feeding David LeBlanc (Jun 24)
- Re: Force Feeding Dimitry Andric (Jun 26)
- Re: Force Feeding Philip Stoev (Jun 28)
- Re: Force Feeding David LeBlanc (Jun 28)
- Re: Force Feeding Weld Pond (Jun 25)
- Re: Force Feeding M. Burnett (Jun 26)
- Re: Force Feeding Phonix (Jun 27)
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- DoS in FirstClass Internet Services 5.770 Adam Prime (Jun 27)
- [slackware-security] wu-ftpd remote exploit patched Christopher Kager (Jun 28)
- [SECURITY] New verion of dhcp released debian-security-announce () LISTS DEBIAN ORG (Jun 28)
- Security Bulletins Digest patrick () PINE NL (Jun 28)
- Bypassing Warnings For Invalid SSL Certificates, Part Two Frank Knobbe (Jun 28)
(Thread continues...)
- Re: Force Feeding David LeBlanc (Jun 24)