On Monday, April 22, 2002, at 12:27 , Alex Read wrote:
> Food for thought indeed! Fortunately the number of options the user has
> is small and so I can write my script like so;
>
> system "Myscript option1" if ("$Form_input" eq "Nice_things1");
> system "Myscript option2" if ("$Form_input" eq
Food for thought indeed! Fortunately the number of options the user has
is small and so I can write my script like so;
system "Myscript option1" if ("$Form_input" eq "Nice_things1");
system "Myscript option2" if ("$Form_input" eq "Nice_things2");
etc ...
Also this form is being used more as a "
On Sunday, April 21, 2002, at 11:58 , Rafael Cotta wrote:
> Maybe because of my bad English
most likely my 'american'.
> and lack of knowledge on Linux I couldn't
> understand what you mean.
I will try again.
> Tell me: is it a security issue or not?
It is a Reasonable Security Issue -
Maybe because of my bad English and lack of knowledge on Linux I couldn't
understand what you mean. Tell me: is it a security issue or not?
Rafael
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> we came we executed, we removed it
> was this
On Saturday, April 20, 2002, at 09:00 , Rafael Cotta wrote:
[..]
> The malicious hacker may use:
>
> command01 | command02
>
> I think Linux also has this feature.
>
> Am I right or wrong
>
> Rafael Cotta
>
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I am not a Linux expert. But in dos I can execute more than one command at
an conce using the pipe simbol.
See the following command line:
dir > out.txt | notepad out.txt
This will execute dir, output to a text file and the open the file using
notepad.
The malicious hacker may use:
command01
Hi John,
Thanks for the warning. I should be OK, my html form is within a
firewall and the form only passes parameters to the shell script, the
actual command that is executed is hard coded into the cgi script, so if
you input the wrong parameter, e.g. rm -rf *, then it won't know what
you are t
This is an aside, but does the statement you are
executing come as a parameter from the HTML form? If
so, I presume you are aware that this is a very
dangerous practice, unless you have secured the form
page somehow (behind your firewall, etc.), and even
then I wouldn't be comfortable with it. Wha
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> -Original Message-
> From: Alex Read <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Friday, April 19, 2002 4:45 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Run process in background
>
> Hi all,
>
> I h
Alex Read wrote:
> I have an html page that when I press the submit button the cgi script
> runs a shell script. I am having trouble because the html page hangs
> until the shell script has finished, i.e. the shell script process is
> not running in the background. I have tried the following;
>
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