once a week we are having elogd segault?, posted by mathew goebel on Fri Jul 18 17:46:43 2025
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Jul 17 20:36:21 elog kernel: elogd[179095]: segfault at 7ffda4d82000 ip 00007f97033a1406 sp 00007ffda4d58c38 error 6 in libc-2.28.so[7f9703374000+1cd000]
Elog version ELOG V3.1.5-30ada1df
Running on a Rehdat 8 enterprise server
compiled with a Makefile change :: change -Wno-unused-result to -Wno-unused-value
Wondering if anyone has been seeing this? |
Re: once a week we are having elogd segault?, posted by mathew goebel on Wed Aug 6 17:08:46 2025
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We have since discovered that the security team is scanning the box in question once a week when the service crashes, with nexpose.
So if you see something similar then you might want to explore that.
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Jul 17 20:36:21 elog kernel: elogd[179095]: segfault at 7ffda4d82000 ip 00007f97033a1406 sp 00007ffda4d58c38 error 6 in libc-2.28.so[7f9703374000+1cd000]
Elog version ELOG V3.1.5-30ada1df
Running on a Rehdat 8 enterprise server
compiled with a Makefile change :: change -Wno-unused-result to -Wno-unused-value
Wondering if anyone has been seeing this?
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Re: once a week we are having elogd segault?, posted by Stefan Ritt on Thu Aug 7 11:04:39 2025
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Probably some very strange URL form nexpose to trigger a potential buffer overflow. If I get the precise URL which crashes elogd, I can reproduce and fix it.
Otherwise my usual advice: Run elogd behind an Apache proxy and do the authentication there. This way nexpose does not get to elogd, it will stop at the Apache (without the proper credentials).
Steafn
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We have since discovered that the security team is scanning the box in question once a week when the service crashes, with nexpose.
So if you see something similar then you might want to explore that.
| mathew goebel wrote: |
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Jul 17 20:36:21 elog kernel: elogd[179095]: segfault at 7ffda4d82000 ip 00007f97033a1406 sp 00007ffda4d58c38 error 6 in libc-2.28.so[7f9703374000+1cd000]
Elog version ELOG V3.1.5-30ada1df
Running on a Rehdat 8 enterprise server
compiled with a Makefile change :: change -Wno-unused-result to -Wno-unused-value
Wondering if anyone has been seeing this?
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WYSIWYG Editor Not Showing in HTML Mode, posted by Pawel Nita on Mon May 5 11:39:17 2025
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Hi all,
I'm experiencing an issue on Kubuntu 24.04 where the WYSIWYG editor (in HTML mode) doesn't appear at all. This happens across multiple browsers (tested with Firefox and Chromium). The editor area is simply blank, without any visible toolbar or editable content area.
Has anyone encountered this on Kubuntu or found a workaround? Any tips would be appreciated!
Thanks in advance,
Pawel |
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Re: WYSIWYG Editor Not Showing in HTML Mode, posted by John on Mon May 5 11:47:11 2025
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Hi Pawel, I *think* we (you) need the 'ckeditor' program installed on your system for it to work. I am
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Hi all,
I'm experiencing an issue on Kubuntu 24.04 where the WYSIWYG editor (in HTML mode) doesn't appear at all. This happens across multiple browsers (tested with Firefox and Chromium). The editor area is simply blank, without any visible toolbar or editable content area.
Has anyone encountered this on Kubuntu or found a workaround? Any tips would be appreciated!
Thanks in advance,
Pawel
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Re: WYSIWYG Editor Not Showing in HTML Mode, posted by Pawel Nita on Mon May 5 13:50:12 2025
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Hi John,
Thanks for the message! I’ve downloaded CKEditor version 4.22, since newer versions are no longer fully open source and come with restrictive licensing. I now have the full CKEditor 4.22 package locally, but I’m not quite sure what the next step is. Should I place it somewhere specific in the ELOG directory structure or modify one of the templates to enable it? Any pointers on how to connect it properly to ELOG would be very helpful.
Best regards,
Pawel
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Hi Pawel, I *think* we (you) need the 'ckeditor' program installed on your system for it to work. I am
| Pawel Nita wrote: |
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Hi all,
I'm experiencing an issue on Kubuntu 24.04 where the WYSIWYG editor (in HTML mode) doesn't appear at all. This happens across multiple browsers (tested with Firefox and Chromium). The editor area is simply blank, without any visible toolbar or editable content area.
Has anyone encountered this on Kubuntu or found a workaround? Any tips would be appreciated!
Thanks in advance,
Pawel
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Re: WYSIWYG Editor Not Showing in HTML Mode, posted by Pawel Nita on Mon May 5 13:50:12 2025
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Hi John,
Thanks for the message! I’ve downloaded CKEditor version 4.22, since newer versions are no longer fully open source and come with restrictive licensing. I now have the full CKEditor 4.22 package locally, but I’m not quite sure what the next step is. Should I place it somewhere specific in the ELOG directory structure or modify one of the templates to enable it? Any pointers on how to connect it properly to ELOG would be very helpful.
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Hi Pawel, I *think* we (you) need the 'ckeditor' program installed on your system for it to work. I am
| Pawel Nita wrote: |
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Hi all,
I'm experiencing an issue on Kubuntu 24.04 where the WYSIWYG editor (in HTML mode) doesn't appear at all. This happens across multiple browsers (tested with Firefox and Chromium). The editor area is simply blank, without any visible toolbar or editable content area.
Has anyone encountered this on Kubuntu or found a workaround? Any tips would be appreciated!
Thanks in advance,
Pawel
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Sort by date prior to 2002, posted by Chris Jennings on Tue Sep 16 17:59:27 2014
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I have an attribute formatted as a date (but not labeled as date) and is sorted as second priority. The sort works fine until I enter a date older than Jan 1st 2002. When I do this it is sorted as the latest. Is this a bug or simply not designed to use dates this old?
Thanks in advance,
Chris |