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Hello ppl.
Last week i was playing with my old linux 2.0.36
i486 box, while i was playing with the command ping and trying combinations of
commands
i found that when u do a ping -s 65468 -R
ANYIPADDRESS ( -R record route) the system starts to print on the screen kernel
dumps
, freezes complitely and after few secconds the
system reboots.
The major problem with this (if this is a bug,
because i dont have time to install differents kernels and test it better) is
that command can be run by everyone
because you dont need root permissions to make a
-R.
I tested this on a 2.0.35 and .36 (both slackware),
when u try to do this on a 2.2.x the system prints out "message too
long".
I think the problem is that there is a size-check
missed when u reach the maximun packet size and u put the route information, but
anyway
i am not a guru on kernels.
So, now is time for the kernel
experts :)
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Eduardo Cruz - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Network Administrator
Telecomm Solutions Group
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