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Hello fellow FBB users
In regards to disk access I have never experienced a security problem of =
access to area's of a drive or drives that I have not specified, when =
the system is properly configured. I have personally found that manual =
editing of the init.srv and passwd.sys are required at times to correct =
problems of drive access.
The init.srv file setting determine individual users privileges for =
several different levels, which will probably require several test in =
which you log into the system remotely. Either by connecting to a node =
and then reconnecting back to the board... If your running BPQ you can =
connect to the switch, then to the board without ever transmitting. =
Start by setting the permissible access levels to a very restrictive =
environment. You will need to study very closely the relation ships =
of SYSOP and NON-SYSOP. You will also need to use the "EU" command to =
change your privileges to conduct the test.
The PASSWD.SYS contains two sets of numbers before each password. The =
first number is the access level for sysops that have not issued a =
successful sysop command. The second set of numbers are valid after a =
successful sysop command. The very first password is for all =
unspecified sysop not listed in the password file. This provides you a =
very flexible sysop structure to adjust individual users privileges.
I have noticed that FBB7.00? has became more restrictive toward drive =
access for sysops after the SYSOP command. The current version 7.00G =
will not allow remote sysop access to drives that are not specified in =
the INT.SRV file. I don't know when this change took place, but I do =
like the feature. However if a user has issued the sysop command and =
you have specified access to that drive path in the INIT.SRV file, the =
user will have access to the entire drive after the successful sysop =
command.
A word of caution about allowing remote activation's of DOS commands. =
I like to write small batch files to install small programs remotely. =
With this ability, a batch file could be created for almost any purpose. =
The batch file would have access to the entire system just like you =
were setting at the keyboard. With that thought in mind, make the =
passwords very complicated.=20
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73
Emery
-----Original Message-----
From: Eddie Lania <sgo.qnvy@acer-euro.com>
To: FBB-list <wup.bkeirfq@tbwachiat.com>
Date: Friday, October 30, 1998 4:16 AM
Subject: Next update fbb?
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-----Original message----
From: Eddie Lania <ovssyj.wmucu@mujsvet.net>
To: Jean Paul Roubelat <ibi.ahkseh@biznet.com.tr>
Date: friday 30 oktober 1998 8:45
Subject: Next update fbb?
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Hello Jean Paul.
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Is it true that the bugs that i have found in the winfbb700f version =
(and wich i have described later in this email) have been taken out of =
the winfbb700g version?
Can you tell me when the next update will be released of winfbb?
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I am still running the 700f version here because winfbb700g crashes =
here from time to time and winfbb700f runs perfect.
So, i am forced to use winfbb700f.=20
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I found that there are some bugs in the f version like the command =
cd ... at the fbbdos prompt wich enables a user to get in to the root =
directorie of the fbb disk.
(windows 95 enables the cd ... , it's no problem when still running =
win3.xx with other dos versions like 6.22 or below).
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I also noticed that user can delete every file they want in fbbdos.
I checked all securety settings in init.srv, no problem there!=20
Even new users can delete any file they want to.=20
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So, this is what i have done now:
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1st: i set the readonly attribute on every file in the user =
directorie, this is done in housekeeping and when starting up the bbs.
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2nd: i substituted the user directorie to driveletter F: so that =
becomes my new user dir and now they cannot use cd ... or cd .... to =
jump in to the root dir of my disk.
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But i am not verry happy by having to make all these changes, i'd =
rather would like to use a newer version of winfbb with no more of these =
bugs in it.
I can switch to the newer version wfbb700g but then i would have to =
sit by my computer all day and night and watch it for crashes.......
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Have you already discovered to be the problem in winfbb700g that =
makes it crash on some systems?
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I hope for an answer soon.
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Thank you!
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Eddie.
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From:=20 Eddie Lania <staue@chims.net>
To: = FBB-list=20 <terhi.victor@logonet.com>
Date:=20 Friday, October 30, 1998 4:16 AM
Subject: Next update=20 fbb?-----Original = message----
From:=20 Eddie Lania <kkqdkljf.ktujwylpd@relay.tunkki.fi>
To: = Jean Paul=20 Roubelat <ydjebbrw.zvlr@dhl.com>
Date: = friday 30=20 oktober 1998 8:45
Subject: Next update=20 fbb?
Hello Jean = Paul.Is=20 it true that the bugs that i have found in the winfbb700f version = (and wich=20 i have described later in this email) have been taken out of the = winfbb700g=20 version?Can you tell me when the next = update will be=20 released of winfbb?I am still running the 700f version = here=20 because winfbb700g crashes here from time to time and winfbb700f = runs=20 perfect.So, i am forced to use=20 winfbb700f.I found that there are some bugs in = the f=20 version like the command cd ... at the fbbdos prompt wich enables a = user to=20 get in to the root directorie of the fbb disk.(windows 95 enables the cd ... , it's no problem when still = running=20 win3.xx with other dos versions like 6.22 or below).I also noticed that user can delete = every file=20 they want in fbbdos.I checked all securety settings in = init.srv, no=20 problem there!Even new users can delete any file = they want=20 to.So, this is what i have done = now:1st: i set the readonly attribute = on every file=20 in the user directorie, this is done in housekeeping and when = starting up=20 the bbs.2nd: i substituted the user = directorie to=20 driveletter F: so that becomes my new user dir and now they cannot = use cd=20 ... or cd .... to jump in to the root dir of my disk.But i am not verry happy by having = to make all=20 these changes, i'd rather would like to use a newer version of = winfbb with=20 no more of these bugs in it.I can switch to the newer version = wfbb700g but=20 then i would have to sit by my computer all day and night and watch = it for=20 crashes.......Have you already discovered to be = the problem=20 in winfbb700g that makes it crash on some systems?I hope for an answer = soon.Thank you!Eddie.