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>> #6  0x0804b4da in Log (format=3D0x804b8bc "Connection from %s, request =
=3D \"GET %s\"") at util.c:274
>> #7  0x61616161 in ?? ()
>=20
>  thx 4 ur 0-day ;-)

Welcome ;) It is in an older version of a web server and it is a known expl=
oit, so I don't think it is too useful to anyone ;) --- I need to debug it =
for research purposes.=20

Cristi