full-disclosure - RE: MySQL DoS

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Message-ID: <20060616114452.50a46cee@localhost.localdomain>
Date: Fri Jun 16 11:59:06 2006
From: riftman at gmail.com (Tiago Pedrosa)
Subject: RE: MySQL DoS

Hi, 

	I've found an bug commit on mysql, about this problem:
http://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=15828, but it is already closed.
	Maybe you could re-open that bug thread. I think they resolved
the problem in the newest releases of mysql 5.0, but in versions of
mysql 4.1 I think they didn't resolved nothing. 
	If they changed in 4.1 version, debian should make a new
package, and they still didn't a new one, so the problem should
persists. As new packages of mysql 5.0 where launched by debian, with
the problem solved.
	


	Tiago Pedrosa