On Fri, 2002-04-26 at 20:27, martin f krafft wrote:
> never say impossible.
Quite. Way too many people will click continue to all the "this
certificate is not certified by anyone trusted" and "this certificate
certifies a different site" warnings.
Most people would click continue if their brows
Hi folks,
I am running a Debian (potato) box with a home-brewed 2.4.16 kernel, OpenSSH v.
1.2.3-9.4, and having just come across some strange behaviour I seek the advice of the
wiser
When PermitRootLogin is set to no in /etc/ssh/sshd_config (as it should be), tryimg to
log in as root usi
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On Sat, May 04, 2002 at 10:53:02PM +0300, Daniel Fairhead wrote:
> > Secondly, with response to the original post, I think that there is
> > an unjustified level of paranoia by the network admin. High school
> > children are at best going to be script kiddies. Secondly, your
> > school should
>
>
Way to go, Daniel. I used to work in the help desk side of the computer
industry and
most of the people working there were 18 and up. The 18-21 crowd knew more
about programming and the software side of computers than did most of the
"older",
45 and up, crowd did. Especially the new languages
> Secondly, with response to the original post, I think that there is an
> unjustified level of paranoia by the network admin. High school children
> are at best going to be script kiddies. Secondly, your school should
Not so. I'm 15, admin my own linux box and am a developer on the CronosII
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On Sat, May 04, 2002 at 10:53:02PM +0300, Daniel Fairhead wrote:
> > Secondly, with response to the original post, I think that there is
> > an unjustified level of paranoia by the network admin. High school
> > children are at best going to be script kiddies. Secondly, your
> > school should
>
>
Way to go, Daniel. I used to work in the help desk side of the computer industry and
most of the people working there were 18 and up. The 18-21 crowd knew more
about programming and the software side of computers than did most of the "older",
45 and up, crowd did. Especially the new languages a
Quoting Ian Cumming ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Secondly, with response to the original post, I think that there is an
> unjustified level of paranoia by the network admin. High school children
> are at best going to be script kiddies. Secondly, your school should
> have an ethics agreement between the
> Secondly, with response to the original post, I think that there is an
> unjustified level of paranoia by the network admin. High school children
> are at best going to be script kiddies. Secondly, your school should
Not so. I'm 15, admin my own linux box and am a developer on the CronosII
emai
On Fri, May 03, 2002 at 08:06:29PM -0400, Stephen Gran wrote:
> In /etc/security/limits.conf:
> @studenthardnproc 50 # Limits max cpu processes
>From what I can gather, nproc in limits.conf is broken in kernels 2.4.x
If someone believes me to be wrong, please correct me, however
Quoting Ian Cumming ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Secondly, with response to the original post, I think that there is an
> unjustified level of paranoia by the network admin. High school children
> are at best going to be script kiddies. Secondly, your school should
> have an ethics agreement between th
On Fri, May 03, 2002 at 08:06:29PM -0400, Stephen Gran wrote:
> In /etc/security/limits.conf:
> @studenthardnproc 50 # Limits max cpu processes
>From what I can gather, nproc in limits.conf is broken in kernels 2.4.x
If someone believes me to be wrong, please correct me, howeve
Thomas Buhk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> can someone plz remove the html spamer and also disable html for the
> mailinglist(s)?
What about setting up some Procmail recipe, which would handle this?
I used to use my own recipes, but once I tried SpamAssassin I'm not
willing to give it up for any pr
Thomas Buhk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> can someone plz remove the html spamer and also disable html for the
> mailinglist(s)?
What about setting up some Procmail recipe, which would handle this?
I used to use my own recipes, but once I tried SpamAssassin I'm not
willing to give it up for any p
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