project uses ext3 on "/boot" and "/" Raid-1 partitions
(boots off the raid partitions so raid-1 support must also be
compiled directly into the kernel, and the --omit-raid-modules
option used with mkinitrd). I haven't had any problems I didn't
create for myself.
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e it states that "old tools" like redir can cause problems
because they don't properly notify the kernal of their presence.
PORTFW is recommended, which requires that the kernal be
recompiled with support for IPPORTFW.
I'm just about to *start* looking into PORTFW
d the problem.
DSL reports offers a number of free and fee on-line tools to scan
your ports and test the external security of your firewall:
http://www.dslreports.com/tools
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arbitrary
restrictions and limitations would likely destroy the fundamental
value of the OS. Rather I advocate solving the problem by moving
beyond the current complexity onto the next level of simplicity.
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http://www.hevanet.com/kort/
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spent pre-emptively eliminating potential
sources of user confusion during the design phase can save you
from having to spend hundreds of hours dealing with unhappy users
later.
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