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Just tried the various one-liners mentioned in the comments on a hardy (8.04) release using mysql 5.0.51a and could not get in. This is a slicehost box, so I'm
by jontas 14y ago
Just tried the various one-liners mentioned in the comments on a hardy (8.04) release using mysql 5.0.51a and could not get in.
This is a slicehost box, so I'm assuming that can be extrapolated to mean that anyone using ubuntu on slicehost is probably safe.
- taligent 14y agoBad assumption. Very, very bad assumption.
- pwaring 14y agoIt depends what version they are using. My local dev machine (using Precise) is vulnerable, so Slicehost customers running a more recent version than Hardy might be affected.
- drivebyacct2 14y agoThat's a horrid assumption, is verifiably wrong and what in God's name are you doing on Hardy? You just screamed "ignore me" three times in two sentences.
- postfuturist 14y agoI'm not the poster, but Hardy is an LTS release that is still supported in server configuration. It's quite a bit newer than Centos/RHEL 5, which is widely deployed on servers (potentially the most popular platform for existing deployments, still).