Re: ps skips some procs

Yedidyah Bar-David wrote: I also saw this, and would like to find some docs. I am pretty sure I am not hacked. It's RH9 with vanilla 2.4.24. Maybe it's a confusion between RH's NPTL and a kernel which isn't? I don't know the details, but libc is also mentioned as having a say this phenomena (pr

ps skips some procs (was: Re: security increasment)

I also saw this, and would like to find some docs. I am pretty sure I am not hacked. It's RH9 with vanilla 2.4.24. Maybe it's a confusion between RH's NPTL and a kernel which isn't? I now checked which procs aren't shown in ps. They are: The 3 children of ypbind (the father _is_ shown in ps) Some n

Re: mail utility segfault on sid

Boris Ratner wrote: Hi List! I have a weird segfault when i'm running "mail" or "mailx" . I use debian sid whith mailutils 0.4+20040414-4 installed. running mail under "ltrace" shows that the segfault happens after a getenv("LC_ALL") call. My LC_ALL is not set. I wrote a simple C code to call ge

Re: security increasment

ik wrote: Hello, I'm using debian as my desktop system. Recently i installed the program "chkrootkit". This program scans the system and give you output regarding it's findings. Sometimes i have 2-8 hidden proccess that does not seen in "ps". So the program tells me i might have some backdor kn

Re: mail utility segfault on sid

> Could you tell me what would be the right thing to do next? You want to open a bug report on this, unless there is a bug report already. Your best bet is to use the reportbug program, just run: reportbug mailutils Try to describe what got you to this situation according to normal bug reportin

mail utility segfault on sid

Hi List! I have a weird segfault when i'm running "mail" or "mailx" . I use debian sid whith mailutils 0.4+20040414-4 installed. running mail under "ltrace" shows that the segfault happens after a getenv("LC_ALL") call. My LC_ALL is not set. I wrote a simple C code to call getenv("LC_ALL") - no

who sells ipaq accessories?

HI, I just recieved a used ipaq 3630. I even installed opie (linux) on it. I am looking for somewhere to buy accessories for it in Israel. Does anyone know who handles ipaq here in Israel? Thanks Aaron = To unsubscribe, send mail

security increasment

Hello, I'm using debian as my desktop system. Recently i installed the program "chkrootkit". This program scans the system and give you output regarding it's findings. Sometimes i have 2-8 hidden proccess that does not seen in "ps". So the program tells me i might have some backdor known as LV

Re: RH9 vs. Fedora

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 On Thursday 03 June 2004 18:35, Orna Agmon wrote: > On Thu, 3 Jun 2004, Amir Spivak wrote: > > Hi all, > > a general quest. which OS is more robust/reliable? RH9 or Fedora core 1? > > I know that Fedore came later but it isn't a RH product. > > thx. >

Re: Remote fonts or local + hebrew

I wonder why this was sent in private to you Shachar, anyway, this was not meant to be private :) בThursday 03 June 2004 00:04, נכתב על ידי Diego Iastrubni: > בWednesday 02 June 2004 20:41, כתבת: > > I tried installing msttcorefonts on the client, and the problem was > > solved. I'm confused, howe

Re: RH9 vs. Fedora

On Thu, 3 Jun 2004, Amir Spivak wrote: > Hi all, > a general quest. which OS is more robust/reliable? RH9 or Fedora core 1? > I know that Fedore came later but it isn't a RH product. > thx. RH9 is out of the game - there are no more updates for it from Red Hat. If you have a security bug, you wi

RH9 vs. Fedora

Hi all, a general quest. which OS is more robust/reliable? RH9 or Fedora core 1? I know that Fedore came later but it isn't a RH product. thx.

Re: Recommended RSS viewer?

Omer Zak wrote: 2. Which viewer is recommended for Linux users? I like both Straw and Liferea. Screenshots (with Hebrew) can be seen here: http://linmagazine.co.il/node/view/1642 -- http://www.xslf.com = To unsubscribe, send mail to [E

Re: Remote fonts or local + hebrew

On Wed, Jun 02, 2004 at 11:41:02PM +0300, Shachar Shemesh wrote: > I tried installing msttcorefonts on the client, and the problem was > solved. I'm confused, however. The client is not running X, why should > it even care what fonts are installed there? If I were from Sun, I'd probably say: "T

Re: Remote fonts or local + hebrew

Quoting Shachar Shemesh, from the post of Wed, 02 Jun: > solved. I'm confused, however. The client is not running X, why should > it even care what fonts are installed there? > > Running Mozilla-firebird exhibited the same symptoms exactly. Is that a > Debian thing? > odd, but I guess iit is.