-related. In order: I have no idea, and not if you mean
DFSG-compatible, at least. DFSG Point #6 is No Discrimination
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, but there is still active development.
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/sendmail.
Neither option should require an open smtp port, and you'd only be
vulnerable to remote holes in snort or ssh, plus local holes in
whatever else is on the system.
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Neither option should require an open smtp port, and you'd only be
vulnerable to remote holes in snort or ssh, plus local holes in
whatever else is on the system.
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only i386).
Security mirrors should only be for local use, to help keep people
from unknowingly using outdated mirrors. Also, fmirror isn't nearly as
bandwidth-friendly as rsync, but I'm not aware of any rsync capability
on the security site.
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, etc.
In a perfect world, those folks would have already read the above
supporting material and they wouldn't bug us at all.
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In a perfect world, those folks would have already read the above
supporting material and they wouldn't bug us at all.
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debian.snt.utwente.nl.
34.175.89.130.in-addr.arpa domain name pointer satie.debian.org.
So, yes. It's in the Netherlands currently.
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34.175.89.130.in-addr.arpa domain name pointer satie.debian.org.
So, yes. It's in the Netherlands currently.
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of architecture, and I've never installed
many of the packages on s.d.o to begin with) -- but at least I'd be
able to point other Debian people here to our local mirror so that
they could update themselves more quickly.
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to MD5 as soon as the
user changed their password. But that's not the current problem: if
they were willing to change their passwords as part of the migration,
why worry about the format of the password files at all?
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with the same
password on the linux maschine and solaris.
Put the hashes from the Solaris shadow into the Debian shadow, and
they'll have the same password.
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Having no idea what you intend to do with the NFS mount, I'll refrain
from further examples.
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to have a kernel with
NFSv3 support included.
Packaged in woody and sid, at least. Reasonably easy to set up,
too. Not pam-aware, as best I can tell. However, that's not a critical
failing.
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, and gdm for local.
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On Sun, May 12, 2002 at 04:30:00AM +0200, NN_il_Confusionario wrote:
does solaris have fuser or lsof ?
Don't know about Solaris 2.6, but lsof compiled fine under 2.8
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On Sun, May 12, 2002 at 04:30:00AM +0200, NN_il_Confusionario wrote:
does solaris have fuser or lsof ?
Don't know about Solaris 2.6, but lsof compiled fine under 2.8
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not trying to compete with Tivoli and
Openview: http://packages.debian.org/unstable/net/spong-server.html
(and spong-client, and spong-network, and spong-www). May have already
been mentioned on the isp list.
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that were each run from the desktop
or quicklaunch bar don't share authentication info. At least this has
been my experience with IE4 and 5.x. However, if you use File / New to
start a new window, that window will share authentication info with
the parent.
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includes enough modules to prevent simply adding Freeswan support on
top of everything else. My solution to this was to uncheck all the
SCSI support, and other hardware I wasn't likely to use in a Freeswan
router.
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includes enough modules to prevent simply adding Freeswan support on
top of everything else. My solution to this was to uncheck all the
SCSI support, and other hardware I wasn't likely to use in a Freeswan
router.
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for secure vi shell escape, and found:
http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=enselm=65utkq%2480p%40winx03.informatik.uni-wuerzburg.de
and it looks like nvi still supports the secure options mentioned
there.
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for secure vi shell escape, and found:
http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=enselm=65utkq%2480p%40winx03.informatik.uni-wuerzburg.de
and it looks like nvi still supports the secure options mentioned
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the shutdown is as
viable a solution as any. If you don't mind losing accountability, but
want an idiot shutdown button attached to the machine, I'd look at
getting some sort of LCD/keypad interface from Matrix Orbital or one
of their competitors.
http://www.matrixorbital.com/products.htm
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, Ctrl-O, Ctrl-W, Ctrl-C, Ctrl-X, Ctrl-V, Ctrl-R,
Ctrl-B, Ctrl-Z and Ctrl-N are consistent among all three.
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, Ctrl-O, Ctrl-W, Ctrl-C, Ctrl-X, Ctrl-V, Ctrl-R,
Ctrl-B, Ctrl-Z and Ctrl-N are consistent among all three.
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-buildpackage
cd .. ; dpkg -i ssh*deb
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cd .. ; dpkg -i ssh*deb
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public by CORE
SDI.
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If it's a different exploit entirely, please ignore.
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public by CORE
SDI.
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If it's a different exploit entirely, please ignore.
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several months ago.
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, but that may have been a local issue, and not related to SFS
itself. But it has the advantages of looking like NFS to the client
and server, but operating over the network in a cryptographically
secure method.
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, but that may have been a local issue, and not related to SFS
itself. But it has the advantages of looking like NFS to the client
and server, but operating over the network in a cryptographically
secure method.
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a question -- you want security, you run stable
and keep security.debian.org in your sources.list.
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any remote
hosts port 22, 80, or 443.
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to `yylex'
grammar.o(.text+0x9ba): undefined reference to `yylex'
You have bison installed too? Or just flex? I think yylex calls are
frequently references to yacc.
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any remote
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grammar.o(.text+0x9ba): undefined reference to `yylex'
You have bison installed too? Or just flex? I think yylex calls are
frequently references to yacc.
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-free
deb-src ftp://non-US.debian.org/debian-non-US RELEASE/non-US main contrib non-free
(In the deb-src lines, use either stable, testing, or unstable where
I've indicated RELEASE)
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-free
deb-src ftp://non-US.debian.org/debian-non-US RELEASE/non-US main contrib
non-free
(In the deb-src lines, use either stable, testing, or unstable where
I've indicated RELEASE)
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want to look into
Stephane Bortzmeyer's list of unofficial apt sources to see if anyone
has already built something you're looking for.
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:
* niftytelnet with ssh: no port forwarding, but everything else is
pretty good.
For Java:
* mindterm: runs on Windows Mac, and probably others (Macs require
using jbindery to turn a java class file into a recognizable
executable). Does port forwarding, and can even be run inside a
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:
* niftytelnet with ssh: no port forwarding, but everything else is
pretty good.
For Java:
* mindterm: runs on Windows Mac, and probably others (Macs require
using jbindery to turn a java class file into a recognizable
executable). Does port forwarding, and can even be run inside a
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to look into would be the Fully Automatic Installation
page: http://www.informatik.uni-koeln.de/fai/
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a local task package
that depended on the exact set of packages you wanted to
install. e.g., task-myserver could depend on postfix, proftpd, boa,
etc. 'apt-get install task-myserver' would then be able to install any
of the depending packages automatically.
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to look into would be the Fully Automatic Installation
page: http://www.informatik.uni-koeln.de/fai/
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of security
issues, or simply don't care.
2) See above.
3) See above again.
But, having said all that, check out hushmail.com -- should be capable
of every level of encryption.
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trying to
make updates from security.debian.org during the day. Assume the
people in charge of managing our bandwidth are doing all they can, and
the saturation problem isn't going away anytime soon.
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trying to
make updates from security.debian.org during the day. Assume the
people in charge of managing our bandwidth are doing all they can, and
the saturation problem isn't going away anytime soon.
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