Maybe Security problem: rp3 / rp3-config doesnt properly check the buffer contents for special characters. Result: Anyone that can start rp3-config or rename a connection name can run an arbitrary command as root. As you seem to need the root pass to start rp3-config things arent too terrible, but this could still have bad side effects. Do this: start rp3-config, as connection name use <something>&<command> then try to start or stop that connection with rp3. <command> will be run as root. Happened originally when my connection was called "at&t"... I suggest this should be fixed if there is any way a user or skript could ever provide a provider name to rp3. Cheers, olaf
This will be fixed in CVS and in rp3-1.1.2-5 and later. All shell metacharacters will now be quoted.
*** Bug 16488 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Commit pushed to master at https://github.com/openshift/origin https://github.com/openshift/origin/commit/8693402c2ba77c5d7e3cd072fa348033ba5dc33b Merge pull request #15231 from jim-minter/issue15211 Merged by openshift-bot