SECURITY BUG IN INTERACTIVE UNIX SYSV386
Dave McLane
davidg at aegis.UUCP
Tue Feb 26 09:45:33 AEST 1991
In <4511 at alliant.Alliant.COM> werme at Alliant.COM (Ric Werme) writes:
>Well, I just broke down and bought a 386 box and ISC unix for home use. The
>system runs DOS just fine, but seems to have some sort of problem and likes
>to eat ISC install diskettes. Despite problems with telephone tag (could it
>be caused by angry USENETters tying up phone lines?), they shipped out a new
>disk Fed Ex.
>
>I forgot to ask about a USENET support address.
After one month of fruitless phone calls, ISC more or less refused
by default to give me a replacement for the multi-user extension
installation disk that was bad "out of the box".
The stated reason was that I didn't have such a disk as the serial
number of my system didn't include it, even though I faxed them a
receipt. Luckily I got some help from Michel Steiner at
Programmers Connection who has said that ISC will send her the disk
and she will send it to me..... I hope to have it "real soon now"
as I started trying to get in February 12th.
I haven't taken the time to ask about the patch for the bug; who
knows how long that will take. I'd sure like to see a message from
the first person who actually gets one!
--Dave <dgm at nova.kuis.kyoto-u.ac.jp>
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