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How to revert shellshocker? #37
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Have you tried just running an apt-get install bash? |
bash-4.3# dpkg -l | grep bash bash-4.3# bash --version they're not the same. I assume 4.3 is the shellshocker, but have updated bash recently and got 4.1. The shellshocker variant seems to be active. |
Can you show the output of |
Any reason why you don't want to use the most up to date version of bash? (4.3.29) You'll need to find where your package manager installed bash. (try whereis bash, which bash, etc). Have you tried going into the build directory "~/bash-shellshocker/bash-4.3" and running a make uninstall? Sorry, i'm away from my keyboard right now so I can't help much at the moment. |
Actually its also good not to have the most recent version. the old version of openssl saved me tons of trouble cause of the heartbleed bug. it was older than first implemented. back to topic: Yes bash was updated after shellshocker fix script. ~# whereis bash bash: /bin/bash /etc/bash.bashrc /usr/local/bin/bash /usr/share/man/man1/bash.1.gz ~# which bash /usr/local/bin/bash And no problem, this issue has not to hurry |
I ran a |
@dionysius, can you confirm that |
Yes absolutely. Curious i didn't catch that point myself Am Dienstag, 7. Oktober 2014 um 20:29 schrieb Mark Hensler:
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you should provide a detailed "uninstall" instruction on your shellshocker -website, because after installing your shellshock patch script, Because after some time the different Linux-distributions will provide full patched (or backported) bash versions themselves, |
Hmm.. I have the same issue but a
I'd also like to get the default one back to ensure updates etc. Any suggestions? |
Ok, just found a solution by myself. I un- and then re-installed the bash package. This is what I did:
Now it worked again (for me). Please not that this procedure is not without risk. Make a system backup before proceeding! |
"make clean" and "make uninstall" did unfortunately NOT work on my side too ... @ma0ho would be good if the authors of shellshocker tell somthing about that issue, |
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15.) optional: *(tested under debian 7 and debian 6 lts) **(because typical "debian-webserver-installation-instructions" contains the recommendation to use |
Debian squeeze-lts here. I'd like to stick to the repository packages when they've patched the vulnerabilities. How can I revert the changes made by shellshocker fix script?
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