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Re: Solaris finger bug

Subject: Re: Solaris finger bug
Date: Fri, 27 Jul 2007 21:18:48 +0200
Jim Mellander wrote:
Does anyone know of other platforms which exhibit this odd behavior?

No, I think this is a Solaris-particular bug. I'd suggest to block finger requests to these old[1] hosts, or turn off the finger daemon alltogether...

Joep

[1] After all, Solaris 7  is from '98...

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