There is a new security flaw in exim, if you have a public facing exim server
you may want to check out the links below and get your self patched up
http://blog.steve.org.uk/the_remote_root_hole_in_exim4_is_painful.html
Debian security advisory: http://www.debian.org/security/2010/dsa-2131
I know that some of you are looking for work, and came across this in my
Hotmail account. I think I got on their list by registering for
'FixmyRoad'. Here it is:
Thanks to the immense efforts of my colleague Louise Crow,
FixMyTransport is approaching the point where we need some people with
Done a silly thing and deleted several partitions on an old PC of my
brother, now no boot sequence!
PC used to dual boot WP/Ubuntu but they have not used Linux and WP has
no elbow room so I removed the Linux partitions, expanded WP twice as
large and used the remainder for their user data. All
On 13/12/10 18:00, C A Wills wrote:
Done a silly thing and deleted several partitions on an old PC of my
brother, now no boot sequence!
PC used to dual boot WP/Ubuntu but they have not used Linux and WP has
no elbow room so I removed the Linux partitions, expanded WP twice as
large and used
On 13/12/10 18:16, Sean Gibbins wrote:
On 13/12/10 18:00, C A Wills wrote:
Done a silly thing and deleted several partitions on an old PC of my
brother, now no boot sequence!
PC used to dual boot WP/Ubuntu but they have not used Linux and WP has
no elbow room so I removed the Linux partitions,
These comments reminds me of what 'Richie' or was in 'Kernigan', when he
was given an award for his involvement with the 'C' compiler, owned up
to the backdoor that he had added into the UNIX system kernel. This was
propagated every time that the C compiler was re-compiled.
I wonder if
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