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SECURITY: 4097+ bytes of stderr from cgi script causes script to hang





------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED]  2003-09-30 16:37 -------
There is no fix in CVS for this problem.  There is no stable mod_cgi[d] that
handles 4097+ bytes from stderr mixed in with stdout processing.  I don't
recommend using any of the code in http://www.apache.org/~trawick/ in a
production environment.

I just uploaded jcgi.tar to www.apache.org/~trawick/.  Module was renamed to
mod_jcgi so that hopefully it doesn't get confused with real code from CVS.
This has fewer big picture problems than the mod_cgi.c hacks I had before, and
of course anyone is free to play with it and comment.  See included STATUS file
for some notes.

For production users: if your CGI spews gobs of stuff to stderr, change the CGI
for now.  For folks debugging CGIs and want to have them temporarily spew gobs
of stuff to stderr, play with the hacked up version mentioned here and send me
testcases for stuff that doesn't work.

As always, anybody should feel free to make alternate changes to the real
mod_cgi[d] and submit patches to [EMAIL PROTECTED]

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