[Bug 59897] Buffer Overflow in FD_SET in nb_connect (jk_connect.c) leading to apache2 crash

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[Bug 59897] Buffer Overflow in FD_SET in nb_connect (jk_connect.c) leading to apache2 crash

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[Bug 59897] Buffer Overflow in FD_SET in nb_connect (jk_connect.c) leading to apache2 crash

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[Bug 59897] Buffer Overflow in FD_SET in nb_connect (jk_connect.c) leading to apache2 crash

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[Bug 59897] Buffer Overflow in FD_SET in nb_connect (jk_connect.c) leading to apache2 crash

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[Bug 59897] Buffer Overflow in FD_SET in nb_connect (jk_connect.c) leading to apache2 crash

https://bz.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=59897 --- Comment #1 from Michael Diener --- One more thing to add, although Apache mpm_event is used, most connections are via SSL, so AFAIK it should behave like mpm_worker. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the