At 14:47 Uhr +0200 16.10.2004, Leopold Toetsch wrote:
Anyway, JIT memOk. There is a test in config/auto/jit/test_exec_openbsd.in,
Ok, I've looked at the test_exec_linux source, and tried it out
separately; it's clear what happens to me now: I've enabled the
following GrSecurity option, which make
Christian Jaeger wrote:
Ok, I've looked at the test_exec_linux source, and tried it out
separately; it's clear what happens to me now: I've enabled the
following GrSecurity option, which makes the mprotect system call fail
with a permission error - the test even outputs this as the line
"failur
Christian Jaeger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello
> I'm using Linux/x86 with the Grsecurity.org patch applied, which is
> enforcing page execution permissions (PAX) unless you turn them off
> on a binary using the "chpax" userspace tool.
[ ... ]
> The correct solution would be to mark the resp
Hello
I'm using Linux/x86 with the Grsecurity.org patch applied, which is
enforcing page execution permissions (PAX) unless you turn them off
on a binary using the "chpax" userspace tool.
This means - unless you turn it off - an executable that is executing
code in a page which is not marked as
