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On 29 Nov 2007 at 22:38, Alex Efros wrote: |
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> 2) some applets (internal flash applications developed in our company) |
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> don't work at all in Opera and immediately crash firefox (these applets |
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> works fine in Windows and non-hardened linux) |
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> I found PaX messages in logs related to this issue, and tried to: |
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instead of disabling PaX, more helpful would be to get down to the |
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bottom of these problems. so for a start, i'd need this info: |
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1. your exact kernel version + .config |
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2. all PaX logs (if grsec removed address info, disable randomization |
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and reproduce them that way) |
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3. reliable way to reproduce the PaX kills (if that's what you saw), |
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preferably some public URL but you can send me a small webpage+swf |
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if that's easier |
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> chpax -s /opt/firefox/firefox-bin |
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as a sidenote, any reason you're still using chpax? |
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> chpax -s /opt/opera/lib/opera/plugins/operapluginwrapper |
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is that wrapper a standalone executable? because if it isn't, then |
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chpax/paxctl/whatever doesn't change anything. |
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