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<0> returning a very strange value when a shell script is setuid root
<1> night riddler? isnt that batman's arch nemesis?
<2> tomorrow i go and pitch iscsi to a company
<1> sung, how so?
<2> not sure why i am doing that, as i said iscsi will never go anywhere about 9 months ago
<3> a lot of our customers on the low end are pushing iscsi
<2> but i guess they want to buy it
<2> so....
<3> it's just cheaper for mediocre performance
<1> grammar nazi's rejoice : http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20060806.wr-rogers07/BNStory/Business/home
<1> http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20060806.wr-rogers07/BNStory/Business/home
<4> http://urlx.org/theglobeandmail.com/9ff4d
<5> iscsi is decent for some stuff
<4> http://urlx.org/theglobeandmail.com/9ff4d
<2> _some_
<5> cheap SAN will kill iscsi
<5> iscsi gets costly on the network infrastructure
<5> dedicated gig-e ports for iscsi traffic, more bandwidth on the wan means bigger switches etc..
<3> yeah but gige is cheaper than fc
<0> FDIR=`dirname $0`
<0> secho "FDIR: $FDIR"
<5> yeah but 2x low end brocade == cheaper than dedicated 3500's for iscsi
<0> i chmod 4755 it, run it as a normal user
<0> FDIR: /dev/fd
<6> sung, suid perl does the same thing
<0> heh. any idea what to do?
<6> *shrug* no
<0> :)
<0> i'll hardcode it in
<6> it was never a problem :-P
<6> I just noticed it
<0> not something i wanted to do
<0> oh well
<1> sung : echo "FDIR : $0 : $FDIR"
<6> had a suid perl cgi script on my system and there were tons of /dev/fd processes running and I traced them to the suid perl program
<1> what is $0 in the first place?
<1> I've never seen $0 get set to something like /dev/fd/whatever
<5> his script name
<1> unless it was a subshell......
<1> rbrown, gee thanks
<0> FDIR : /dev/fd/4 : /dev/fd
<0> hah
<0> how interesting.
<1> sung, is that a subshell?
<0> it's a shell script
<0> so it's starting up another shell...
<0> but i'm not sure if that's your question :/
<1> almost. lemme think.
<1> yah, never saw that before.
<0> not me, either.
<1> http://echosphere.net/star_trek_insp/star_trek_insp.html
<4> http://urlx.org/echosphere.net/c99b5
<1> NICE
<0> 1) let the OS start setuid scripts in a different, secure way
<0> - System V R4 and 4.4BSD use the /dev/fd driver to p*** the
<0> interpreter a file descriptor for the script
<1> you learn something new every day.
<1> whats that supposed to solve though?
<0> it doesn't solve anything :)
<0> that's just why i's happening, most likely
<0> if i had a c compiler
<0> i could throw something else together to execute the script
<0> and then it'd probably work better
<0> but i don't have a c compiler on this box :)
<0> the things you take for granted :)
<1> is that solaris yer using?
<0> sol8
<0> i can probably grab one, etc
<0> and i may just go and do that
<6> dun-dun DA DA DA DA DA DA dun-dun DA da...
<0> heh. 121 megs ^_^
<6> best movie music ever
<6> err, tv music
<5> sung fyi you can download sun studio compiler for free
<0> i'm grabbing gcc
<0> it's easy
<7> it'll be very.
<1> http://www.buy.com/retail/product.asp?sku=202916478&adid=17070&dcaid=17070
<4> http://urlx.org/buy.com/4f60d
<1> thats, crazy.
<7> yeah
<7> and isn't it great how backup technology has kept pace with cheap storage?
<7> </sarcasm>
<1> heh
<1> just buy two
<7> uh huh
<1> or as cain always says... "I'll take six!"
<7> i bet that's what the guy in the rainstorm said
<7> "i'll pick two trees right next to each other!"
<7> "when one starts letting water through i'll just move to the other!"
<7> oy.
<8> smokein mancooters
<1> wow, its pez
<9> hi arp
<10> man this woman who we have as a mid-level windows admin is doing on-call and she's a totaly whiney bitch.
<11> tell her so
<10> actualy I more or less did when she was whining via confrence call into a meeting we had today
<10> she was bitching and whining & even our manager was looking like he didn't want to hear it, and I was like "Hey M---, I warned you about that on Friday"
<10> tonite we're working on backups and are dead in the middle of it & the usual 11:30 status time comes and she's like "what should I mail out about status?" and I'm like 'we're in the middle of working on it, you need to wait"
<10> and I totaly know she doesn't want to wait.
<10> she'd rather send her mail and then turn off the on-call phone cause she doesn't want to hear the alerts and go to sleep.
<10> I have no sympathy cause I had to do work while I was on-call & actualy worked on the same alerts she's moaning about to check on them first & then turn them off.
<7> i guess this is the wrong point to bitch about my on-call this week :p
<10> heheh no it's fine to bitch about it, I was moaning about it last week myself... the diff is that my co-worker is being all balky and moaning about work that goes with the turf.
<7> some companies really abuse it
<10> yea true enough.
<7> where i'm at, it's an average of about one call every 4h
<10> I get stupid calls from accountants moaning cause they can't print.
<7> 24x7
<7> and some of those calls go on for a while
<10> ugh...
<7> had a 9h one last time
<7> so
<7> sleep is a distant memory
<10> that's ugly
<7> and running as root while short on sleep is a great recipe for disaster
<10> yea if I was getting 5 hours a night last week I was lucky
<7> yeah
<7> a few times i'd get woken up, do stuff, hang up, and there would be exactly enough time for me to get into that nice dozing stage
<7> and the phone would ring
<10> that happened to me too... man I hate that.
<12> hola
<12> dead(channel)
<12> if anyone sees swk tell him i'm sorry i didn't call him when he was in town, i ended up having to work till 1 in the morning. ****in ****ed. anyway, i'm out, night kids.
<11> bastid!
<11> sweet dreams
<12> no dreams, for me, i'm going to go watch the street fighter trilogy, sonny chiba till my eyes fall out from the straight kung fu aciton, nite goth
<11> hehe
<10> oh thank god reinstalling the robot cleared up the problems.
<10> I am going to go p*** out finally
<13> good evenin
<13> SOS ....
<13> network problem
<13> I have three netra servering sendmail and one does bind... Here is the problem ...when I send email from x to y & z which are inside the firewall and on the same subnetmask.... Nothing is sent ...anyone has a clue?
<13> all of the hosts and nsswitch.conf files are correct on each box... and so are resolv.conf as well
<13> ps. they all send mail fine to the outside world ...
<14> hi kids!
<13> howdy
<13> cain where is Adam
<13> or is it able
<14> able
<14> cain & able == adam's sons
<13> sorry
<13> I suppose they all are from the same father somewhere down the line
<13> alas, adam was 1st if you happened to believe the bible
<13> or the the teaching thereof
<13> anyone I have big problem with our sendmail servers
<14> what's the problem?
<15> http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/08/07/anger_bar/
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