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Re: Bad permissions (644) on /etc/shadow after editing via
From: kgb () RUBIKON NET PL (Krzysztof G. Baranowski)
Date: Wed, 11 Jun 1997 21:19:34 +0200


On Wed, 11 Jun 1997, Michael K. Johnson wrote:

Please tell me the results of that upgrade so that we can inform
BUGTRAQ of the solution.
Yesterday I tested following setups:

1. pythonlib-1.12-1 with:
     a) usercfg-3.2-1 is vulnerable
     b) usercfg-3.3-1 is vulnerable
     c) usercfg-3.4-1 is not possible (rpm failed dependecies ;-)
2. pythonlib-1.13-1 with:
     a) usercfg-3.2-1 is not vulnerable
     b) usercfg-3.3-1 is also not vulnerable and so on...

Looking at above results I think that the bug was not it
usercfg itself but in pythonlib. Looks like that this was
fixed long time ago in pythonlib-1.13-1.

Best regards,
Kris
--
Krzysztof G. Baranowski - Prezes Klubu Nieszkodliwych Manjakow
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