At 01:07 PM 8/19/01 -0400, Kurt Edmiston wrote:
Hi, can someone tell me the proper syntax for untainting a UNIX password?
if ($password_T =~ /( )/) {$password = $1;} else {$password=' ';}
What goes in the ( ) ?
Show us the operation you want to perform on the password which fails when
used
Hi, can someone tell me the proper syntax for untainting a UNIX password?
if ($password_T =~ /( )/) {$password = $1;} else {$password=' ';}
What goes in the ( ) ?
Thanks,
Kurt
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Hi, can someone tell me the proper syntax for untainting a UNIX
password?
First, just in case there is any confusion, I don't believe there is
anything special about passwords in the context of tainting.
if ($password_T =~ /( )/) {$password = $1;} else {$password=' ';}
What goes in the (
On Sun, Aug 19, 2001 at 04:12:00PM -0500, Me ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) spew-ed forth:
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I don't find that very helpful. First, I would consider this flaim-bait,
which isn't appropriate for this list. Second, we have no idea what he
needs this for, and it is unfair
