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.jar Files not being fixed with --fix parameter #143
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@latency0ms |
Got that @xeraph, thanks for your feedback! Can you approximate the time horizon of the release? |
@latency0ms Implementation itself does not take time. Just I can't ensure it is safe to remove JMSAppender and SocketServer.. Anyway, I will release in 4 hours. |
What does that mean? |
@latency0ms Try v2.2.2 release. Make sure your application doesn't use JMS (Java Message Service) or Socket logging feature. |
This worked, could this lead to side effects? What exactly is being performed with |
@latency0ms If SQL server uses JMS or socket logging feature, it can be damaged. In most cases, JMS or socket server feature is not used. However you should use this option at your own risk. I can't figure out all the software configurations in the world. |
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@latency0ms Would you test v2.3.0 release? |
Now I can see amount of mitigated files in the summary:
But not in the file itself:
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@latency0ms Oh.. thank you for reporting. I will fix it too.. |
@latency0ms I feel sorry for repeated request. Would you test v2.3.1? |
Sure thing, thanks for providing this great scanner, it really helps me a lot, now writing an automation to scan our entire server farm. Output looks good:
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Dear @xeraph after reading this thread I installed the latest 2.3.1 version and tried to patch my log4j-1.2.15.jar inside tomcat8, however it result without fixing/changing anything. What did I wrong? ~/log4j-scanner# ./log4j2-scan --fix / |
Use: |
Using the --fix parameter is not working for the .jar file below:
C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\150\DTS\Extensions\Common\Jars\log4j-1.2.17.jar 1.2.17 POTENTIALLY_VULNERABLE
The output of log4j2-scan.exe (Ver. 2.2.0) looks like this:
Every hint is highly appreciated.
Thank you.
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