From: Michael Hilscher (mail_at_msh-webservice.de)
Date: Fri 16 Apr 2004 - 14:14:55 BST
Am 16.04.2004 um 13:31 schrieb Nicholas E. Walker:
> It may be worth noting that if /proc/acpi/sleep is available within a
> vserver, one can 'echo -n 5 > /proc/acpi/sleep' to immediately power
> off
> the host system. Please sync your disks before experimenting ;-)
well in my server is no /proc/acpi dir available. But i do think same as
<Bertl> my motto is, do not enable, what you do not need </Bertl>
so an vproc -d `find /proc` solves this for me.
But if there are dangerous /proc entries than it means that vserver
stable is vulnerable because vproc is neither included in util-vserver
(stable) nor set all entrys to hidden by default.
greetinXs,
Michael Hilscher
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