You're actually wrong. If you read the article I mention both -e and -c. As of today, most of my Debian servers support -c and -e out of the box, Manjaro/Arch r

You're actually wrong. If you read the article I mention both -e and -c. As of today, most of my Debian servers support -c and -e out of the box, Manjaro/Arch runs -e without problems, the other Debian/Ubuntu servers I have also run -e out of the box. Of course, this is just an educational post, there are better ways to take over a victim's machine. And there are a million ways this shellcode could go wrong, the availability of -e/-c is really the least of your problems in 2014.