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Re: [Bug Report] Inquiring about GNU gawk-5.1.0 program bug report
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arnold |
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Re: [Bug Report] Inquiring about GNU gawk-5.1.0 program bug report |
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Mon, 11 Nov 2024 08:06:48 -0700 |
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Heirloom mailx 12.5 7/5/10 |
Hello.
The crash is not related to the value supplied to the -F option, but
rather to the --nos, which is short for the undocumented --nostalgia
option that purposely printed an unhelpful message and aborted. That was
an Easter Egg.
The --nostlagia option has since been removed. The current version of
gawk is 5.3.1.
Arnold
소프트웨어학과/이재혁 <jaehyeok.lee@g.skku.edu> wrote:
> Dear whom it may concern,
>
> Hello, this is Jaehyeok Lee, and I'm the master program student in
> Sungkyunkwan University from South Korea.
>
> While doing my paperwork, I just found the bug command in the program
> "gawk" where the version of the program is 5.1.0. That's why I would like
> to send this mail to confirm if this bug is already reported correctly. The
> bug command is as follows:
>
> "./gawk" "-F\x01" "--nos" "" '
>
> We found this command through symbolic execution testing by utilizing the
> widely-used tool KLEE. Since \x01 stands for the ASCII character of 1 with
> hexademic form inside the command, it's really challenging to execute a
> gawk program with the above command as it is.
>
> Actually, we confirmed that there is a crash signal by executing the
> generated test case where arguments are mentioned with the klee-replay
> program.
>
> Thank you!
> Best regards,
> ᐧ