Public bug reported:
dhcp3 (also known as isc-dhcp) when you enable 'debug' (set RUN="yes")
in the /etc/dhcp/dhclient-enter-hooks.d/debug file blindly appends
data to whatever is at /tmp/dhclient-script.debug ... this seems rather
silly.
** Affects: dhcp3 (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Well the bug is that on systems which do not run with the YAMA kernel
patch(i.e. most non-ubuntu systems) the use of the debug file in the
/tmp directory could result in extra unwanted data being appended to
$random file(if /tmp/dhclient-script.debug is actually a symbolic link).
IMHO recording th
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Title:
"Management Parameters" (for example a system) which can be set in the
web interface
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Title:
a some what odd configuration in cobbler.wsgi
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Title:
lack of csrf protection in cobbler-web
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Title:
XMLRPC allows unauthed users access to various methods (which it
shouldn't)
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Title:
weak default configured permissions on /etc/cobbler/users.digest
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Right - well the impact / if this is even a security "bug" is going to
be up to the user. Personally, I don't see why the methods are exposed
without good reason - is it a requirement that they are exposed?
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