As promised to someone quite a while ago...someone asked how to create a PDF
writer for linux that can be setup somewhat like the "PDFWriter" under the
windows environment. Here is the answerbut the for life of me...I can't
remember who asked for this
Oh yeahyou MUST upgrade to at leas
Aloha,
Are there any PERL experts out there? I need some routines written that I
could crack out in VB in fairly short order, but it would take me a lot
longer in PERL.
If you have some spare time and looking to make some money please contact me
off list. Working at night is perfectly OK.
Aloh
A cookie is a cookie and whether or not its embedded in ssl it should still
be recognized by the browser as such; as a cookie. I would be very surprised
if they have cookies embedded into an ssl site which is able to get around
the cookie acceptance process. But with the new concepts that they are
On Saturday July 12, 2003 we will be holding our Organizational Meeting
at the McKinley Community School for adults. In the interest of
openness and transparency, we invite any and all to attend and
contribute to our vision. Please note that the usual Saturday Workshop
at Pricebusters will be
For the last month we have held our weekday workshop on Tuesdays.
Beginning this week we will be back to our "regular" schedule of Mondays
and Saturdays. I will, however, be around Tuesday in case this short
notice deprives anyone the opportunity to attend.
details about the workshop and dire
Brian,
I have encountered this problem with a few installs of Mandrake 9.0 & 9.1
and found that the lockup/lockout situation was due to the fact that I was
using KDE as my desktop manager at the time. I got around problem by logging
in as root with ICEWM and then set the security in Mandrake Contr
Virgil wrote:
Scott,
You can have you browser set to not accept cookies or have it notify you
when its asking for a cookie. You can even clear your browser of all cookies
if you want it to. Cookies doesn't have to and cannot permanently reside on
your harddrive.
I should be a smidgeon more cle
I'm trying to use shorewall (aka draksec) on a mandrake 9.0 workstation.
I've upped the security rating too high (can't get to some stuff) so am
trying to bring it down now. The program gives me a dialog box saying
"please wait...setting security level" but never comes backit also seems
to be s
Scott,
You can have you browser set to not accept cookies or have it notify you
when its asking for a cookie. You can even clear your browser of all cookies
if you want it to. Cookies doesn't have to and cannot permanently reside on
your harddrive.
As for those ssl tactics you mentioned my guess
-Vince
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From: "D. J. Bernstein" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Email marketing company gives out questionable security advice
To: bugtraq@securityfocus.com
Date: 4 Jul 2003 23:17:20 -
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On Mon, Jul 07, 2003 at 09:35:21AM -1000, R. Scott Belford wrote:
> I have noticed that on a few web sites, Delta Air Lines in
> particular, I am prompted to accept the ssl certificate from
> ads.doubleclick.net. I presume that this is a sneaky way to
> get me to accept a very permanent cookie, but
I have noticed that on a few web sites, Delta Air Lines in particular, I
am prompted to accept the ssl certificate from ads.doubleclick.net. I
presume that this is a sneaky way to get me to accept a very permanent
cookie, but perhaps it is a benign request. I just don't see why an ad
would re
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