George P Boutwell wrote:
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1) What are some projects/software for light IDS, specifically file
checksome/change control. I plan on doing the MD5 checksum floppy as
described in the Secuirng How-To, but then I want an software that
does that and e-mails my admin user whenever checksums and
On 2005-07-15 @ 11:58:26 (week 28) George P Boutwell wrote:
The Security Debian How-To mentions Tripwire. Looking at AIDE and
Tripwire in the debian packages repositories it's hard to tell the
difference. I'm sure they both do the job, anyone with experience
with both these packages can
George P Boutwell schrieb:
3) I'd like to provide some limited SFTP (SSH FTP) mechanisms for
select individuals, for these I would really like to do away with the
shell, but I haven't found away, how can I provide an shell-less SFTP
or severely restricted SFTP service for these people?
I
On 7/15/05, Alec Berryman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OpenBSD places all of the user's public_html directories under the
Apache chroot. I've found it no hassle to put a symlink in the user's
directory, but then again I wasn't doing quotas.
Alec, Thanks for the suggestion. I had thought of this,
George P Boutwell on 2005-07-15 10:56:48 -0500:
On 7/15/05, Alec Berryman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OpenBSD places all of the user's public_html directories under the
Apache chroot. I've found it no hassle to put a symlink in the user's
directory, but then again I wasn't doing quotas.
On 7/15/05, Alec Berryman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Let me clarify what I said: the directory which holds the content
accessible under http://www.example.com/~user/ is physically locate
under the chroot, and a symlink to that directory is placed in the
user's home directory. Neither the user's
On 7/14/05, DI Peter Burgstaller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1) What are some projects/software for light IDS, specifically file
checksome/change control. I plan on doing the MD5 checksum floppy as
described in the Secuirng How-To, but then I want an software that
does that and e-mails my
On Fri, Jul 15, 2005 at 11:58:26AM -0500, George P Boutwell wrote:
The Security Debian How-To mentions Tripwire. Looking at AIDE and
Tripwire in the debian packages repositories it's hard to tell the
difference. I'm sure they both do the job, anyone with experience
with both these packages
Quoting George P Boutwell ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
The Security Debian How-To mentions Tripwire. Looking at AIDE and
Tripwire in the debian packages repositories it's hard to tell the
difference. I'm sure they both do the job, anyone with experience
with both these packages can describe some of
Hello,
I currently have a Woody NAT/Firewall machine that provides internet
to my home LAN. In addition to that it provides Web proxy and Web
serving (mainly for a few pages for my family and friends). It's been
running nicely for several years now. Last year I had 2 cases where I
had near
On 7/14/05, DI Peter Burgstaller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm using AIDE and am very happy with it.
Thanks I'll look into it.
2) Apache or cgi-bins I use, where the cause of my closest to being
compromised situations. If I set-up Apache, PHP, cgis, etc in a
chroot jail, how can I still
George P Boutwell wrote:
...
It looks as though you've gotten at least one other reply, but I've not
seen it/them (yet)
3) I'd like to provide some limited SFTP (SSH FTP) mechanisms for
select individuals, for these I would really like to do away with the
shell, but I haven't found away, how
George P Boutwell on 2005-07-14 18:02:40 -0500:
2) Apache or cgi-bins I use, where the cause of my closest to being
compromised situations. If I set-up Apache, PHP, cgis, etc in a
chroot jail, how can I still provide and /~username/ type set-up, as I
have at least 2 situations where
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