Hello
I have a little problem. I use woody. I installed gdm, but
unfortunately, I cannot use my keyboard and my mouse with it, so I
installed kdm and forget to remove gdm.
Now I dont have any working grafical login.
When I try to remove gdm I got the following:
Reading Package Lists...
On Thu, Dec 06, 2001 at 12:33:46AM -0800, Alvin Oga wrote:
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>
> root# trafshow
> - shows in a small table ( more readable) the ongoing traffic
> ( keeps a ongoing total traffic
>
Or try ntop .
It has a web insterface and shows loads of various statistics.
> for the rest of the
Hello
I have a little problem. I use woody. I installed gdm, but
unfortunately, I cannot use my keyboard and my mouse with it, so I
installed kdm and forget to remove gdm.
Now I dont have any working grafical login.
When I try to remove gdm I got the following:
Reading Package Lists...
Dear Sir:
I am contacting you because you are listed as the ARIN
coordinator for the following IP address:
64.69.222.21 (aka getfriction.org).
I am a member of the Debian security list. On the archive
listed below you will find several unsolicited ads spamming
the list for "getfriction.org" with
On Thu, Dec 06, 2001 at 12:33:46AM -0800, Alvin Oga wrote:
[snip]
>
> root# trafshow
> - shows in a small table ( more readable) the ongoing traffic
> ( keeps a ongoing total traffic
>
Or try ntop .
It has a web insterface and shows loads of various statistics.
> for the rest of th
get ahead. get noticed. get some.
A cool new
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getfriction.org
A great gift idea
for the Holidays!
Dear Sir:
I am contacting you because you are listed as the ARIN
coordinator for the following IP address:
64.69.222.21 (aka getfriction.org).
I am a member of the Debian security list. On the archive
listed below you will find several unsolicited ads spamming
the list for "getfriction.org" wit
Em Sex 07 Dez 2001 05:52, Warren Turkal escreveu:
> Is it possible to differentiate what Pam modules are used by the user
> logging?
> For instance, I want root to use one time passwords to login, and I
> want normal users to use their normal password.
I think so.
>
> Also, is there a way to
get ahead. get noticed. get some.
A cool new
internet experience!
getfriction.org
A great gift idea
for the Holidays!
Em Sex 07 Dez 2001 05:52, Warren Turkal escreveu:
> Is it possible to differentiate what Pam modules are used by the user
> logging?
> For instance, I want root to use one time passwords to login, and I
> want normal users to use their normal password.
I think so.
>
> Also, is there a way to
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Warren,
Some screen locks accept either passwd (lockvc). However,
whether or not it accepts root's passwd is up to the
program itself. If you program does not have this
feature simply log in as root on a normal tty and send
the proc a term signal or
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Warren,
Some screen locks accept either passwd (lockvc). However,
whether or not it accepts root's passwd is up to the
program itself. If you program does not have this
feature simply log in as root on a normal tty and send
the proc a term signal o
Nessus claims all versions of lprng prior to 3.6.24 has some unnamed
flaw which allows exploiting the daemon's priviledges.
As a debian lprng runs as daemon, it is not as dangerous as nessus
claims (root compromise), at least directly. How ever, I cannot find
any references to any vulnerabiliti
Nessus claims all versions of lprng prior to 3.6.24 has some unnamed
flaw which allows exploiting the daemon's priviledges.
As a debian lprng runs as daemon, it is not as dangerous as nessus
claims (root compromise), at least directly. How ever, I cannot find
any references to any vulnerabilit
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Is it possible to differentiate what Pam modules are used by the user
logging?
For instance, I want root to use one time passwords to login, and I
want normal users to use their normal password.
Also, is there a way to make the root password w
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