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Re: Sending escape sequences to xterms via wall/talk
Mike Raffety (mike_raffety
il.us.swissbank.com)Wed, 20 Jul 94 05:24:23 CDT
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> Of course having a sym link in your file space along the lines of: > core -> /dev/rsd0a and as xterm runs as root, is also a good way of > breaking your machine... setuid programs don't produce core dumps; it's a security feature.
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