Have look at this http://www.schneier.com/paper-pki-ft.txt
and some other papers on the that site. I run my own CA because I
neither trust nor can I afford Verisign. There's no technical difference
in the certs.
best regards,
Lance
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I get these messages across all of my exposed servers. People are
knocking on the door to see if they can get in. Sometimes it's an
automated scan to gather data to see who is running what version of
SSH. (Ref: http://www.openssh.org/usage/index.html)
But, I think that the question is bette
st Windows exploit virus
blast (when are they going to fix their stuff?) I kept getting bombed
by AV bounces aimed at openssl-users-l. Not to mention that the list
was DOWN during that time as well. A good number of my posts just got
timed out by my legitimate SMTP relay.
On Mar 2, 2004, at 2:15
Have we now crossed the threshold where there are more off-topic
messages discussing spam than spam messages themselves?
There just doesn't seem to be a real need to take any action at all
given the small number of UCE or antivirus bounce messages.
r,
Lance
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It's rather suspicious that you can't explain why you need email from
this list with headers. Are you trolling for email accounts or
preparing for some secret lawsuit? .Perhaps building a list of
people who use encryption and therefore are capable of being enemies of
the state? I cannot
The file is gzipped. You'll need to either ungzip it before using tar
or use a command like `tar zxvf openssl-0.9.7c.tar.gz.tar` if your tar
understands compression.
Tar is a old command so options can be specified many different ways. I
generally leave out the '-' since it doesn't care. 'z
Oops, I'm not an expert on mbeans, etc. so I'm not wasn't sure what all you needed
Here's what we're using
for the tomcat-service.xml file.
(I've 'd out the private pieces.) The keystore is located in the
jboss/server/default/conf/ directory.
I would seriously recommend upgrading y
Hari,
You'll probably want to edit Tomcat's server.xml and add/modify a couple
Connector specifications inside the Service spec, such as the following.
(Now, I'm using Tomcat 4.0.6 with JBoss 3.0.4, so for me this file is actually
the $JBOSS_HOME/server/default/deploy/tomcat4-service.xml file.)
"ar" is an archive library utility. The makefile has a target that uses
"ar" to build up a library using the object files that you just compiled.
On my Solaris 2.8 installation "ar" is located at "/usr/ccs/bin/ar". You'll
probably need to put "/usr/ccs/bin" in your path before running "make"
