SECURITY BUG IN INTERACTIVE UNIX SYSV386
Piercarlo Grandi
pcg at cs.aber.ac.uk
Sun Feb 17 07:35:15 AEST 1991
On 16 Feb 91 03:06:13 GMT, somebody said:
Anon> Sure I can. I shelled out a _lot_ of dollars for my operating system.
Anon> I have _every_ right to expect my software to be bug-free. Now, as a
Anon> programmer, I know this isn't reality, but in turn, this doesn't justify
Anon> it either.
READ THE WARRANTY.
Your _lot_ of dollars went towards buying a set of floppies. If the
floppies are not defect free, they will replaced free of charge.
I am not aware of any System V vendor that sells software; they only
sell defect free floppies, and incidentally you also get the right to
use a thing called System V that may or may not be on the floppies and
about which they will not make any representation.
READ THE WARRANTY.
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