Tilman Schmidt wrote:
> 
> James Porter (webmaster@aeonflux.net) wrote:
> > Can squid 2.2-stable3 handle DOTLESS IP Address such as
> >
> > http://3626046468/		or	http://3518332314/
> > 
> > or 	http://3626046468/ab2/cybercards/moreinfo.html
> > 
> > ??  It never can seem to resolve them.  Yet I can traceroute to the
> > dotless
> > address just fine.
> 
> That's an old bug in the inet_aton() function traceroute and many
> other programs use to convert the dotted-quad form of IP addresses
> into the internal form: it accepts syntactically incorrect input
> (like the dotless numbers you listed) and makes a valid IP address
> from it. As this bug has security implications (there are programs
> which assume that if a hostname doesn't contain a dot then it must
> be in the local domain) you should be grateful that Squid does not
> have it!
One of my Linux box (Kernel 2.0.34) is running Squid 2.2STABLE3,
and there's no problem with such URL (http://3626046468/) when I 
commented the following line in my squid.conf: 
#append_domain swh.sk
Benarson.
Received on Fri Sep 03 1999 - 02:45:12 MDT
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