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muyuu
12y ago
Reminds me of https://www.predictious.com/
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muyuu
12y ago
If the test works, you are using bash and it's still vulnerable. That's all you need to know. By changing the call you make the test less effective for the reasons explained above.
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muyuu
12y ago
Huawei, HTC, Blackberry Plus I have a working backup dumbphone which is Samsung but I'm not using it lately. The Blackberry is the only one I use as a phone, the others are internet devices. If the BB croaks I will go back to the dumbp
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muyuu
12y ago
It doesn't matter. If you find another shell that is vulnerable it's still a problem. Apparently it's only bash though. sh will run whatever is pointed by the symlink. It's a good idea to try that than relying on bash be
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muyuu
12y ago
If it's not bash it shouldn't run that. It's not about detecting bash, but the vulnerability.
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muyuu
12y ago
There are people offering this kind of advice for free or nearly free (I know because I read this kind of thing). It's probably not worth your time if you only do it for the money and don't feel any need to share your experience.
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muyuu
12y ago
Apache uses APR, which is a separate package/set of packages to the webserver proper. Depends on the distro how this works exactly. See for instance https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/precise/+source/apr-util
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muyuu
12y ago
Not saying I agree with GP, but "the power scripting brings" can be part of the problem. Scripting is used as a means to execute arbitrary commands on a single level privilege (that of the user hooking the scripts, very often root
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muyuu
12y ago
By default I mean that new users are given bash as sh by default, including the users for daemon services. So unless you assigned a different shell, or the service specifically asked for a shell other than the default linked by /bin&#x
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muyuu
12y ago
That the users created for Apache, database daemons, etc, default to bash for cgi.
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muyuu
12y ago
It is, however when you create a user its default shell is bash unless otherwise specified.
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muyuu
12y ago
Either of these will typically show you your running terminal: ps -p $$ echo $0 (command name that was used to invoke the shell) Not reliable: echo $SHELL (preferred shell for the user, not necessarily what is running) Also note that y
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muyuu
12y ago
Debian yes, Ubuntu's default is bash. So is Mint's.
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muyuu
12y ago
AFAIK bash is the default terminal shell in all Ubuntus. So yeah, you're affected.
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muyuu
12y ago
Maybe it's because I'm pretty much in the libertarian/anarchist spectrum, but I think that if what he's doing is legal, it's for the best that it's done openly. The alternative to free markets isn't "
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muyuu
12y ago
Fuck free Kevin* *consensually.
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muyuu
12y ago
Well, he has some issues.
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muyuu
12y ago
If what you mean by materialistic is non-supernatural (or just natural) then that much is quite settled, yes.
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muyuu
12y ago
I found it extremely frustrating myself.
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muyuu
12y ago
Chinese script is arguably superior in many respects, and it provides a whole platform for "creating language" rather than just script. Forgetting how to properly write by hand is not just a problem for those writing in complex sc
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muyuu
12y ago
He's been able to work in Wikileaks these 2 years, but effectively he's been imprisoned for 2 years and it didn't even compute as serving a prison sentence.
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muyuu
12y ago
In Europe there are some ex-minery towns that went from 100K+ to a few thousands. I know a couple personally. However, they are very different in that services and safety would be abysmal. Yubari sounds like a place I'd love to move to
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muyuu
12y ago
Yep but it's extremely cold in the winter. I'd take rural Southern Japan or maybe rural Taiwan, as other very safe, cheap and well serviced areas.
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muyuu
12y ago
These are largely problems with email, not PGP - which btw is not just by email, in fact I almost never use it with email. SMTP is not meant to be secure. You insist in communicating through an insecure channel-protocol and making it secure
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muyuu
12y ago
And he missed the fact that it's roughly 9.5 months even when everything goes swimmingly (40 to 41 weeks). In some oriental countries like Japan, they talk about 10 months pregnancies not 9 like in the West, where we count since the fi
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muyuu
12y ago
Hah classic Mircea Popescu :) http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=22-07-2014#764497 22:54:55mircea_popescu:;;sell 5000 "ethereum coins deliverable March 15th, 2015" 1 BTC "Up to 1k BTC's worth accepted.
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muyuu
12y ago
Cheers.
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muyuu
12y ago
This is what I see (connecting from the UK): 500 Internal Server Error The server encountered an unexpected condition which prevented it from fulfilling the request.
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muyuu
12y ago
Down. Any mirrors?
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muyuu
12y ago
Consumer fuel is a massive, massive cash cow in many places. In many countries 80%+ of what you're paying in retail petrol/diesel is tax.
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