Well - and kernel 2.4.18?

Greetings, is there any progress in providing fixed kernels for stable? I was just wondering 'cause I expected 'em three months ago. Keep smiling yanosz -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of unsubscribe. Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Well - and kernel 2.4.18?

Hi Jan, I had the same question but this is a while ago. At the moment I use kernel 2.4.27 from backport.org. Here is the link from the old thread: http://lists.debian.org/debian-security/2005/01/threads.html#00201 Nice greetings, Harald Jan Lhr wrote: Greetings, is there any progress in

Re: Well - and kernel 2.4.18?

Greetings, Am Sonntag 03 April 2005 22:57 schrieb Harald Krammer: Hi Jan, I had the same question but this is a while ago. At the moment I use kernel 2.4.27 from backport.org. Here is the link from the old thread: http://lists.debian.org/debian-security/2005/01/threads.html#00201 Me, too

Re: Well - and kernel 2.4.18?

Greetings, Am Sonntag 03 April 2005 23:16 schrieb Jan Lhr: Greetings, Am Sonntag 03 April 2005 22:57 schrieb Harald Krammer: Hi Jan, I had the same question but this is a while ago. At the moment I use kernel 2.4.27 from backport.org. Here is the link from the old thread:

Re: Darn skiddies (ssh login attempts)

On Fri, Apr 01, 2005 at 11:43:07AM -0800, Chris Adams wrote: There's no difference between the two as regards policy - it's a one-line command to change either a password or key, There's no difference? All of the tools to automatically expire passwords at a given interval, mandate minimum

ssh attacks script

i've noticed on a couple of boards, and on this mailing list all of the attempts of the script kiddies trying to hack into people's boxes through ssh. i got tired of writing emails to the isps of the blocks that these people where trying to get into me from. so i wrote a script to do it for