SECURITY BUG IN INTERACTIVE UNIX SYSV386

Vernon Schryver vjs at calcite.UUCP
Fri Feb 22 04:42:21 AEST 1991


In article <15342 at uudell.dell.com>, mjhammel at Kepler.dell.com (Michael J. Hammel) writes:
>   ...[many reasonable words deleted]....
> Michael J. Hammel        | mjhammel@{Kepler|socrates}.dell.com
> Dell Computer Corp.      | {73377.3467|76424.3024}@compuserve.com

I'm overwhelmed.  Mr. Hammel's note seems honest and accurate.  My long
experience with "QA departments" in more than 1 or 2 companies is that he
is one of the fabled good test people.  The other 95% and their management
make a good case for eugenics.  Those are the ones who claim to think a
test plan would find all bugs, who never find one real bug on their own,
and who file zillions of "control-D logs out the shell" reports and require
senior management intervention before they'll close them.

It's too bad Mr. Hammel is in TX; I can't point my daytime employer's
recruiters at him.  Maybe I should look into Dell's SV for my PC.

Vernon Schryver,   vjs at calcite.uucp



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