, but a trade-off between two
problems: either having default access for everyone to data you may not
want them to have access to, or having to proliferate a high-value
password all over the place. choose your poison :)
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in with real credentials, you get more information.
So just saying: locking down your LDAP may not make things more secure,
because you now need to proliferate actual credentials all over the
place...
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for lenny is very early in that diagram, whether that
is true is questionable.
cu robert
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that a direct
upgrade from N to N+2 isn't supported doesn't mean that it wouldn't be
desirable to get the length of the security support to that length.
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, though)
it is an odd way, but it is simple and it works because apt will use the
other records if the blocked one fails (i do the same). messing with
your /etc/hosts isn't much better...
cu robert
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rsync (probably version 1.1)
i'll take care of this one
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if it is supported until may 2006(one year
after it got replaced with a new stable version) that's quite a long
timeframe and a very good reason for promoting debian!
cu robert
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want security fixes for the versions that i have installed,
not newer versions. and that's also were things get complicated...
cu robert
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want to do them on
the whole content (signature would be the same order of size as teh
content too..). so you always sign a message digest. you would want to
choose a better one than md5 though (sha1 for example), but that's a
trivial change
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- was there really no 2.1r1 to 2.1r3? the first point release i can see there
is r4...
- was there any security support for releases before slink?
- any other comments?
thanks a lot
robert
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