On Fri, Jun 13, 2008 at 2:17 AM, Sebastian Nowicki <sebnow@gmail.com> wrote:
On 10/06/2008, at 12:16 AM, Callan Barrett wrote:
Note to self: restricted mode is apparently not as restricted as it sounds, need to look into that and probably how namcap deals with it.
What do you mean? If the path is set to nothing, executables sare not found, so any sort of "rm -rf /" spits out an error. I tested it quite a bit with various commands like that - they don't work.
Btw, credit should really go to namcap, I just modified the script that's used there.
I understand this all and I've tried it all out too but I'm talking about the stuff that can get evaluated that's just pure bash now. As far as I can tell stuff like infinite loops can really screw us over and it's possible to do things like get a directories contents using relative paths. It's not really lethal like rm but it's not particularly good for a server either. (I'm not against this idea idea, please prove me wrong if you can)
ps. WWDC is awesome!
Get on Jabber :( -- Callan Barrett