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For example on some Windows XP SP 2 (but not all) excuting that command:
for /f %i in ('echo hello') do echo %i
makes cmd.exe crash with an "Access Violation".
Here is the stack trace when crashing under WinDbg:
msvcrt.dll!_wcslen() + 0x8
msvcrt.dll!__wpopen() + 0x1e0
cmd.exe!_FParseWork@12() + 0x31c
cmd.exe!_eFor@4() + 0xab
cmd.exe!_Dispatch@8() + 0x274a
cmd.exe!_main() + 0x7bc9
cmd.exe!_mainCRTStartup() + 0x10e
kernel32.dll!_BaseProcessStart@4() + 0x23
It looks related to that problem:
http://support.microsoft.com/KB/886659
How can I get the working patch ?
The one I found here:
http://hf.xable.net/index.php
didn't solve the problem !
Best,
Zoe
for /f %i in ('echo hello') do echo %i
makes cmd.exe crash with an "Access Violation".
Here is the stack trace when crashing under WinDbg:
msvcrt.dll!_wcslen() + 0x8
msvcrt.dll!__wpopen() + 0x1e0
cmd.exe!_FParseWork@12() + 0x31c
cmd.exe!_eFor@4() + 0xab
cmd.exe!_Dispatch@8() + 0x274a
cmd.exe!_main() + 0x7bc9
cmd.exe!_mainCRTStartup() + 0x10e
kernel32.dll!_BaseProcessStart@4() + 0x23
It looks related to that problem:
http://support.microsoft.com/KB/886659
How can I get the working patch ?
The one I found here:
http://hf.xable.net/index.php
didn't solve the problem !
Best,
Zoe