Also, I didn't add the configure.ac line that set CFLAGS to empty string
that was in the original patch. The current master branch has switched to
letting autoconf initialize the CFLAGS directly. This worked fine with gcc
when I tried it, but I'd be interested in seeing how it works with other
AIX
After this change and autoconf, and configure...
diff -ur ../portable.a/configure.ac ../portable.b/configure.ac
--- ../portable.a/configure.ac 2015-04-10 03:59:16 +
+++ ../portable.b/configure.ac 2015-04-10 20:41:33 +
@@ -15,8 +15,6 @@
AC_PROG_LIBTOOL
LT_INIT
-CFLAGS=$CFLAGS -Wall
Just to make sure I understand what is expected of isssetguid() - could you
perhaps, in terms of ls -l output with suid programs describe the
sequence(s) where the value should be 1 - and especially, when they might
(read should) be 0.
From memory of what I read (how I understood) the man
I shall look at collecting the in-tree stuff. My servers are in the
netherlands, and I am in austin atm. I have a meeting with the security
team in about 30 minutes and I am going to mention libressl and get a
discussion going.
One of the things I wanted to discuss is about priv escalation.
Just
Thanks Michael,
I have incorporated some initial AIX patches - can you please check out the
latest tree?
https://github.com/libressl-portable/portable/commit/fe3f7fc6365bfaac3418a72256b8c11603e80cbf
https://github.com/libressl-portable/openbsd/commit/37d8e3c080e7c73158093f253d8e06fa1906dc03
I applied the patch I had sent in before, made one change (correction) -
correcting a typo that brent had pointed out (netinfo that needs to be
diskinfo) in the getentrophy_aix.c
If you need the patch again, I can send it again. I am curious about
whether this is moving forward - and if there is
