mssql-server 17.0.5045.3-1
Microsoft SQL Server 2025 for Linux
config.json file.
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Revision scans
| Revision | Status | Scanned | Findings |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6e972a7e2f30head | verified | 2026-11-10 20:41 | 12 |
| 67b634371cab | verified | 2026-11-05 16:11 | 12 |
| 535d5392ffa4 | verified | 2026-11-05 16:11 | 12 |
| 19a9a66f58e4 | verified | 2026-11-05 16:08 | 12 |
| 54714d0974b6 | verified | 2026-11-05 16:07 | 8 |
| 76be9a8475b1 | verified | 2026-11-05 16:02 | 6 |
Head findings
command-substitution
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PKGBUILDDynamic command construction - the effective command is computed at runtime and cannot be statically resolved.
_payload=$(bsdtar -tf "$srcdir/$_debfile" | grep -m1 '^data\.tar\.')
privilege-escalation
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mssql-server.installPrivilege escalation tool 'sudo' is invoked inside the package's .install scriptlet - scriptlets already run as root under alpm's control, so the call is redundant rather than an escalation.
sudo /opt/mssql/bin/mssql-conf setup
privilege-escalation
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mssql-server.installPrivilege escalation tool 'sudo' is invoked inside the package's .install scriptlet - scriptlets already run as root under alpm's control, so the call is redundant rather than an escalation.
sudo systemctl enable --now mssql-server
privilege-escalation
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mssql-server.installPrivilege escalation tool 'sudo' is invoked inside the package's .install scriptlet - scriptlets already run as root under alpm's control, so the call is redundant rather than an escalation.
sudo journalctl -u mssql-server -e
privilege-escalation
in
mssql-server.installPrivilege escalation tool 'sudo' is invoked inside the package's .install scriptlet - scriptlets already run as root under alpm's control, so the call is redundant rather than an escalation.
sudo systemctl stop mssql-server
privilege-escalation
in
mssql-server.installPrivilege escalation tool 'sudo' is invoked inside the package's .install scriptlet - scriptlets already run as root under alpm's control, so the call is redundant rather than an escalation.
sudo tar -C /var/opt --zstd -cf ~/mssql-pre-upgrade.tar.zst mssql
privilege-escalation
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mssql-server.installPrivilege escalation tool 'sudo' is invoked inside the package's .install scriptlet - scriptlets already run as root under alpm's control, so the call is redundant rather than an escalation.
sudo systemctl start mssql-server
privilege-escalation
in
mssql-server.installPrivilege escalation tool 'sudo' is invoked inside the package's .install scriptlet - scriptlets already run as root under alpm's control, so the call is redundant rather than an escalation.
sudo journalctl -u mssql-server -f
privilege-escalation
in
mssql-server.installPrivilege escalation tool 'sudo' is invoked inside the package's .install scriptlet - scriptlets already run as root under alpm's control, so the call is redundant rather than an escalation.
sudo tar -C /var/opt --zstd -cf ~/mssql-pre-upgrade.tar.zst mssql
privilege-escalation
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mssql-server.installPrivilege escalation tool 'sudo' is invoked inside the package's .install scriptlet - scriptlets already run as root under alpm's control, so the call is redundant rather than an escalation.
sudo systemctl start mssql-server
privilege-escalation
in
mssql-server.installPrivilege escalation tool 'sudo' is invoked inside the package's .install scriptlet - scriptlets already run as root under alpm's control, so the call is redundant rather than an escalation.
sudo journalctl -u mssql-server -f
privilege-escalation
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mssql-server.installPrivilege escalation tool 'sudo' is invoked inside the package's .install scriptlet - scriptlets already run as root under alpm's control, so the call is redundant rather than an escalation.
sudo rm -rf /var/opt/mssql
Findings below High severity are retained for review but do not block serving. Verified means no obvious red flags from static analysis - never a guarantee that a package is safe.