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If an auto file use the sync command without a matching acmd, for example because of some naive copy&paste, then FD_SET() is called with g_stdout set to -1. This corrupt the stack which might go unnoticed, but if glibc has fortify support it will abort right away.
Even it is not a valid command sequence I think ufb should issue a warning and just ignore the command instead of corrupting the stack.
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If an auto file use the sync command without a matching acmd, for example because of some naive copy&paste, then
FD_SET()
is called withg_stdout
set to -1. This corrupt the stack which might go unnoticed, but if glibc has fortify support it will abort right away.Even it is not a valid command sequence I think
ufb
should issue a warning and just ignore the command instead of corrupting the stack.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: