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> On Fri, 11 Feb 2000, you wrot
Alan Cox wrote:
>
> > As to "instant firewalling"; any program which claims to provide instant
> > firewalling is not going to provide well for a lot of cases. Firewalls
>
> You may be suprised. Lokkit seems to be handling all the 'end user' cases
> thrown at it rather well. Certainly it cover
> To be honest, I'd find it to be a major PITA if every
> machine I installed had to okay through a ppp config post install
I don't think that's really what they're getting at. You don't need to
make everything get configured at install time, just give an option so
that it can, or better yet, a G
> As to "instant firewalling"; any program which claims to provide instant
> firewalling is not going to provide well for a lot of cases. Firewalls
You may be suprised. Lokkit seems to be handling all the 'end user' cases
thrown at it rather well. Certainly it covers home user dialup, screening
> On Wed Feb 09 2000 at 23:47, George Karabin wrote:
>
> > > Can a CHANGES file be provided with this and every release (and
> > > pre-releases) of a new distribution. In fact, two CHANGES files...
>
> Nice to see a reply so quickly. I hope this issue gets a fair bit of
> debate (as this threa
> It can be a difficult and onerous task to rebuild lots of server and
> client boxes up to a new distro version, or to try to integrate these
> into existing infrastructures and configurations when some features
> have changed (sometimes radically). To have some decent documentation
> available
> Tony Nugent ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said:
> > Can a CHANGES file be provided with this and every release (and
> > pre-releases) of a new distribution. In fact, two CHANGES files...
>
> There will be something along these lines with 6.2 final. I'm
> not sure it will necessarily go into all the det
Bill, thanks for the post. I think that the document is definetely a
step in the right direction.
On Thu, Feb 10, 2000 at 10:44:20AM -0500, Bill Nottingham wrote:
> - The various BSD-based network services (telnet, finger, talk,
> rsh, ruers, rwall, tftp) have been split into client and
> s
Dear all,
I cannot connect to PC RH 5.2 or 6.1 using ftp from normal user.
I can only like anonymous.
The error is:
530 Login incorrect.
Login failed
All login doesn't work.
I haven't modified the ftp files in /etc.
Any suggestion?
Thanks.
Enrico
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