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<HR><H2>backdoor close SEGV bug fixed</H2>
<H3>daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Sun Oct 22 17:57:11 1995
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Date: Sun, 22 Oct 1995 15:47:41 -0600
From: 869683 Gillespie Brandon James &lt;brandon@avon.declab.usu.edu&gt;
To: coldstuff@pippin.ece.usu.edu


The problem was actually not the backdoor's fault, but the fact that the
disconnect method on $backdoor was set as protected, and when the driver
tried to test the perms, it bombed on the fact that cur_frame was NULL
(and it was checking for cur_frame-&gt;xxx etc).

0.2-7 has fixed this.

For now, just @mmod +driver $backdoor.disconnect

-Brandon
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