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Dirk.
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salive@woodstone.nuSubject: [SA-list] SA Service Unexpectedly
Terminating
I am running SA as a service on Windows Server
2003.
Lately I have been expe
Thanks, guess I'll just have to stock up on the No Doze tablets :)
Thanks
Phillip Carter
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I recently corrected a similar issue on two Win2003 servers. The fix
was to set the SA service to run as system* with desktop interaction.
All of this has to be done on the machine, not a terminal services
session, and then the service needs to be started while sitting at the
machine. Then I lock
I am running SA as a service on Windows Server 2003.
Lately I have been experiencing the service
terminating unexpectedly. I have debug logging set to maximum, and every
time SA crashes, it's right in the middle of writing the log file. A log
file sample from such an instance looks like this
I know the command line to set something into maintenance. What's the
command line to set something active again??
Thanks
Regards,
Gene
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With the
In response to
security advisory CAN-2005-0352 we disabled to use of the F1 key (HELP) in
Servers Alive when running it as a
service.
http://www.woodstone.nu/salive/sr.asp
Dirk.
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Yes but if you fixed the help he would have to rescind his security
advisory for new versions. Maybe create a new one. It would however
solve the immediate problem.
Dirk Bulinckx wrote:
I agree that we could just remove the link to the help and the URL links
(since from IE you can also s
I agree that we could just remove the link to the help and the URL links
(since from IE you can also start app)but then again the same applies to
alerts (which he didn't mention).
I could have remove the help link and say "voila all is fixed", but that
would just not have been the case...
D
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I dunno, I thought the parody was cleverly
written and pretty funny!
Sometimes there are security
advisories that do seem to stretch pretty thin on what's required for the
exploit, this one seems to be there as well. It seems to be
obvious (at least to me) that SA is an adm
Frankly I agree that if you were to secure the server this would not be
an issue. However, since the "bug" refers only to the help file and
not the creating of the alerts I think (and someone correct me if I am
wrong) that by removing the local manual from the service version you
would elimin
This is sent on
behalf of Michael Starks (for balance purposes):
Mark,
I have read your recent comments on the Servers Alive mailing list in regards
to my advisory. Since I have not been approved to post to the list and defend my
research, I thought I'd drop you an e-mail in the hopes that
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Advisory information:
Title: Servers Alive - Privilege Escalation
CVE Candidate Number: CAN-2005-0352
Application: Windows
Versions known affected: All.
Classification: Obvious Non-Issues
Author: Mark Bradshaw
Release date: Ma
And it's "official" now :-)
http://www.securityfocus.com/archive/1/393419/2005-03-14/2005-03-20/0
Dirk.
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