Fixed in 1.8.2 wget -p ~/downloads/ /home/coredump/downloads/: Unsupported scheme.
> > From: "Sebastiaan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Date: 2002/09/07 Sat AM 08:36:26 GMT > To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: possible wget hack/exploit > > hello there, while I was trying to code a bash script in linux debian I came across >the following error: > > my code was: > ============================== > #!/bin/bash > > echo Downloading $1 > > wget -p ~/downloads/ $1 > if [ "$?" ] > then > echo "Download succesfull" > else > echo "Download failed" > fi > ============================== > > while I found out it wasnt working, I got the following feedback: > ============================== > sebastiaan@linuxbak:~/scripts$ ./download > Downloading > ./download: line 5: 535 Segmentation fault wget -p ~/downloads/ $1 > Download succesfull > ============================== > > when I told a friend of mine he then told me to inform you guys of an possible >hack/exploit, and so I did. > > I'm running wget version "GNU Wget 1.8.1" > > I hope I'll be informed about any results of any researches and/or other things. > > Regards, > Sebastiaan > >
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hello there, while I was trying to code a bash
script in linux debian I came across the following error:
my code was:
==============================
#!/bin/bash
echo Downloading $1
wget -p ~/downloads/ $1
if [ "$?" ] then echo "Download succesfull" else echo "Download failed" fi ==============================
while I found out it wasnt working, I got the
following feedback:
==============================
sebastiaan@linuxbak:~/scripts$
./download
Downloading ./download: line 5: 535 Segmentation fault wget -p ~/downloads/ $1 Download succesfull ==============================
when I told a friend of mine he then told me to
inform you guys of an possible hack/exploit, and so I did.
I'm running wget version "GNU Wget
1.8.1"
I hope I'll be informed about any results of any
researches and/or other things.
Regards,
Sebastiaan |
