Sorry to waste bandwidth but I've found the problem. Mandrake's msec at
level 4 changed permissions on /proc so that it was inaccessible.
Brian
> Embperl works for me too except for system calls like uptime below:
>
> [- @uptime = split /,/, `uptime`; -]
>
> With msec set to 3 the line above
Embperl works for me too except for system calls like uptime below:
[- @uptime = split /,/, `uptime`; -]
With msec set to 3 the line above works but when I set it to 4 it
doesn't. Does this kind of call work you you?
Thanks.
Brian
> Hi:
>
> I am using Embperl With Mandrake 10 and i donot have a
Hi:
I am using Embperl With Mandrake 10 and i donot have any problem, you can run
level 5 without starting X, but you need to remove S30dm from rc's
directories.
I hope this helps to you.
Carlos Kassab
El Lun 03 May 2004 15:48, Brian Schoenhofer escribió:
> Does anyone use Mandrake and Embper
Does anyone use Mandrake and Embperl? I'm using Embperl 2.0b9, Apache
2.0.47 and mod_perl 1.99_09.
Mandrake has a tool called msec that takes a security level from 1 to 5
(5 being the most secure) and changes file permissions and running
services etc. to make the system more or less secure. When
