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Re: 8LGM & Solaris 2.5

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Mark (Mookie))
Mon Nov 27 10:50:27 1995

Date:         Sun, 26 Nov 1995 23:01:11 -1000
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From: "Mark (Mookie)" <mark@zang.com>
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In-Reply-To:  <199511240859.JAA08511@visbl.rus.uni-stuttgart.de> from "Bernd
              Lehle" at Nov 24, 95 09:59:02 am

>> I understand Solaris 2.5 is now in beta.  Given that 8LGM have a fair record
>> of finding bugs in Sun's software (see http://www.8lgm.org for details),

It's as simple as running a grep through the source tree to find bugs in the
code. Least in the good old days. I'll have to check with my clients how
things fare recently. I suspect it's the same.

>On the Sun User Group Technology Conference in Munich this Wednesday, Sun
>announced that Solaris 2.5 has no security holes up to now.

None they know about :) There are a number of bugs that have survuved from
2.3 FCS all the way through to 2.5 FCS. I expect them to last much longer
considering the care taken to shield their functionality. (And dont waste
your time or mine by asking). I was slightly annoyed to see Casper get
the telnet one three weeks before 2.5 code freeze :) We were waiting for
them to toss that gimme out there.

Cheers,
Mark

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