, where the timestamp for a password changing is located
> and how to change it?
I think you want "passwd -S" to see the time of the last change, and "passwd"
to change the password. "ls -lc" might also be helpful to know about.
--
Lee Braiden
http://peacef
n, as others suggested, I'd say start
from scratch -- either with IPTables (if you have the time to understand it)
or with a simpler/higher-level interface, like firehol, or shorewall.
Remember not to test firewall rules for external interfaces through
localhost -- use, at least, the ip o
On Tuesday 08 May 2007 22:34:30 Gerardo Curiel wrote:
> El mar, 08-05-2007 a las 22:24 +0200, Thomas Hochstein escribió:
> > Chris Adams schrieb:
> > > Do you have a VNC server installed?
> > >
> > | But I do have vino-server running.
> >
> > Yes.
>
> That's the problem, the same happened to me a c
message for
> chkrootkit, should I be worried? Any help would be great, thanks in
> advance.
I got that message (with a different port) just because I was running imaps
rather than normal imap. chkrootkit seems to employ a bit of poetic license
with its definition of &quo
I can do
>
> * /etc/init.d/foobar stop
> * /usr/sbin/update-rc.d -f foobar remove
Not the debian way, but since there doesn't seem to be one (I thought
update-rc.d or rcconf did it fine, until now :), you can also put:
echo "This daemon has been disabled"
exit 0
ne
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