> My remark was meant for the ISP setting it, not you :(
> Shridhar
Ok :-) It appeared in response to my remark "Such connection is good for us
though security pundits may disagree..."
On a serious note, what can go wrong with such an authentication method, what
are pros and cons of these two
On Wednesday 11 March 2009 11:26:31 Mayuresh wrote:
> > A security pandit would not opt for such an authentication scheme to
> > start with. :)
>
> Thanks. That qualifies me to use such a connection!
My remark was meant for the ISP setting it, not you :(
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Shridhar
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> A security pandit would not opt for such an authentication scheme to start
> with. :)
Thanks. That qualifies me to use such a connection!
> Whats wrong with pppoe?
No idea. ISP just quietly* decommisioned it in our area. Probably some
consolidation exercise of their infrastructure.
*: Litera
Hi,
I have 2 PCs with OpenSuse 11.1/ winxp64 dual boot on both machines.
I'm not able access other system if any of pc is on Open Suse, I have
tried ssh , samba both did not work. Both pcs can't even ping each
other.
I have BSNL broadband wich is share via a hub. Internet is running
fine on both P
On Wednesday 11 March 2009 10:18:34 Mayuresh wrote:
> Surprisingly both haven't bothered making use of those randomly generated
> strings on every visit to the page to force the user to login using
> browser. That's good for us though security pundits may perhaps feel
> otherwise.
A security pandi
> script written for Reliance worked well for you for Tata Indicom! (Do
> these people actually use the same technologies under different brand
> names?)
There is a striking similarity in the URL formation also. (/user/refresh/home
etc. part is same in both). Quite likely that both use the same
On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 10:38 AM, Abhishek Amberkar [अभिषेक] >
> I also need it. Where's the script?
Well, seems this mailing list doesn't allow attachments. I've
pastebin'ed the scripts:
auto-connect.py
http://pastebin.com/f14f8147
auto-disconnect.py
http://pastebin.com/f2f87b338
Mayuresh seem
>
> > For that I used fasync method. kill_fasync() called in interrupt handler
> of
> > gpio.
>
> If the IRQ handler is getting called correctly, then check whether the
> userspace handler has a policy of dropping pending signals when the
> handler is getting executed. Can you print out logs at
Vaibhav, your script works fine for me though it's not Reliance connection.
(It is Tata Indicom.) It's a really short, cute and precisely written
script. Many thanks for sharing!
Another big benefit for me is many times I don't launch X server at all though
need the internet access. Now I can
