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Re: [Fgs-bs] Status and stuff
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Desired Username |
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Re: [Fgs-bs] Status and stuff |
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Mon, 4 Aug 2003 13:40:15 -0700 (PDT) |
--- tps12 <address@hidden> wrote:
> Desired Username wrote:
> > What about, say, a buffer overrun exploit in the
> > server? I guess we'd have to take the whole thing
> > down and fix it anyway, banning a particular user
> > isn't going to do anything. Eh?
>
> You fascists always eventually go for the security
> angle. But yes, I'd
> agree with you that such a situation would require
> taking the server down.
>
> Also, this makes me think of versioning...once the
> protocol is closer to
> what we have in mind, and I guess once we have a
> functioning client, we
> should have a way for the server to notify the
> client of a new protocol
> version, including a short description. I'll just
> call this a FEETURE
> for future reference.
Maybe a "severity", too, so a client can fail
gracefully if it knows it isn't going to work.
> > I dunno, this whole "not banning people" thing is
> > really alien. We need some people with
> experience,
> > like from $A_CERTAIN_WEBSITE. (Name variablized to
> > protect the guilty.)
>
> Ebay? I'm actually not sure I follow you.
$A_CERTAIN_TECH_SITE. Of $A_CERTAIN_LEAF-LIKE_COLOR.
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