One way to limit damage caused by a daemon with an exploited security
hole is to run it in "jail", chrooted environment. An example is DNS:
http://www.homeport.org/~adam/dns.html
The same mechanism could be used with several other daemons which
do not need to access files outside their running dir
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Ian Jackson) writes:
> That way people who subscribe to all of the lists above won't have to
> read the messages many times.
Some newsreaders (GNUS for example) can be set up to cache Message-IDs
and discard duplicates.
Guy
To debian-policy: can we please make it policy that messages should
usually only be sent to one of:
debian-devel
debian-policy
debian-user
debian-announce
debian-devel-announce
?
To debian-dissent: the question of debian-dissent is a little tricky
(it's not an official Debian list, and we cer
Im in agreement with this.
Dave, if you're going to stand up to the government, then DO it, and dont
use it as an excuse to be a prick, otherwise you'll lose (have lost some
already) the moral support we were prepared to give you.
Jonathan Walther
On Tue, 14 Oct 1997, Ian Jackson wrote:
> Dave
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