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I would guess that this is now fixed. Anyone still seeing this in a
current release?
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upgraded to jaunty, working for me now.
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In order to have the same buggy behavior in gnome-terminal, you have to
set the option Run command as a login shell in Edit - Profile
preferences - Title And Command
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Its not just the 64bit version of 8.10
I'm running the 32bit version on intel hardware and can reproduce the
problem
It exhibits itself when you do the above in ssh, not in terminal
ie
ssh localhost
echo echo hello! hello
chmod +x hello
./hello
I encountered this problem whilst setting up
I'm not sure if this is significant, but it might have something to do
with our problem. Whenever I'm sshing to my ubuntu machine, I'm doing it
via a tcsh shell. Is any one else who is getting this problem using a
tcsh shell when they are sshing to their machine?
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I would just like to say that I use 64-bit Ubuntu 8.10 and I have this
exact same problem. If I ssh to my machine, I can't run a script on my
machine unless at the top of that script I put #!/bin/bash.
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dugrands, what did you cat that shows binary code? a script is written
in text.
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I'm unsetting this as a security issue since it's just related to
running scripts that lack a #! header from the login shell.
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how is this not a security issue? with the second problem, an
unprivileged user can launch a DOS attack by maxing out the CPU.
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It, says, -bash: /path/to/script no such file or directory. the script
is not a link and doing cat even shows the unreadable binary code.
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dugrands, what exactly is the error it gives you?
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jesse, how did you recreate that 100% CPU problem? when i uninstalled
java and mono, the problem went away for me and doesn't come back even
if i reinstall them.
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i think i've provided all of the requested information. should i mark
the bug as 'new' again?
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I am still unable to reproduce this problem. Do you have a series of
steps that will cause it? You mentioned your home 64bit machine does
not exhibit the problem? What is the output of ulimit -a on both
machines? (Maybe there are resource limits?)
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i think there were actually 2 problems. the original problem on my 64-bit
(home) machine is still present. when i try to run the above shell script on
the 64-bit machine i get this error:
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malloc: ../bash/dispose_cmd.c:241: assertion botched
free: called with unallocated block argument
i can add a login for you on my home computer if it will be helpful...
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I can't duplicate this in a gnome-terminal, but if I ssh localhost and
run it that way, it hangs for me with 100% cpu also.
Here's the stack trace from when I attached to the process with gdb:
#0 0x080943f0 in termsig_sighandler ()
#1 signal handler called
#2 0x0806edda in dispose_word ()
#3
In my intrepid VM, ssh'ing in, I see it. Looking at the code, I suspect
it's the - in argv[0] and how it is skipping it without regard to
possible later use of free().
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Hello, I have an almost similar but different problem. i can't execute
any script from the command line at all.
./script will give a no file or directory found.
Any Idea?
btw. its ubuntu 8.10.
thanks.
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can you try after SSH-ing off of your 64-bit machine and back to it?
the problem might occur only through an SSH connection.
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$ ls /usr/share/binfmts
jar python2.5
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if i add the line '#!/bin/bash' to the script, it runs fine, so i guess
it's not bash. any ideas?
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it looks like there are 2 problems here. if i remove everything java
from my work (32-bit) computer, the problem goes away (no more lockups).
that got rid of /usr/share/binfmts/jar, which i assume was the source of
the lockups. that's definitely a security issue because an unprivileged
user can
not sure this adds anything, but if i set my login shell to /bin/sh
things work fine.
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$ echo echo hello! hello
$ cat hello
echo hello!
$ chmod +x hello
$ ./hello
hello!
I don't seem to be able to reproduce this problem.
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Please also check any output in dmesg. Are you perhaps trying to run
shell scripts within a confined AppArmor profile?
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i don't think so; it's a default install. how do i check?
i see nothing unusual in dmesg, although it does say 'AppArmor
initialized' and 'AppArmor Filesystem Enabled'.
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are you using the 64-bit version of 8.10? it seems to be confined to
that.
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actually, it may be related to apparmor and ssh. if i run the script
locally on one of my work machines (32-bit), it works fine. if i ssh to
the machine and run the script, the terminal locks up with 50% CPU
usage. i have to kill the process.
i've been trying to run the script through ssh on
Yes, I'm doing this with a 64bit 8.10 machine. What do you have in your
/usr/share/binfmts directory? Perhaps something strange is in there trying
to execute your script prior to bash (your script example lacks a #!...
header as the first line, so it's possible that something other than bash
is
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