At 07:54 AM 8/25/00 , you wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>Is there some "disconnect after x seconds inactivity"
>setting for remote connections somewhere? Telnet
>on windoze locks after ~20 seconds of inactivity.
>
>I'm running a standard RH 6.0 server installation.
You mean the telnet client that comes wit
David,
I only have trouble with BS within a few programs (actually, I think it's a
readline problem) and even then it does not "delete the entire line". I do
not know what is wrong with your install but what you describe is not the
usual behavior.
-Alan
- Original Message -
From: David
I echo what Eric said. You basically, install the RPM binaries and it
works. Only thing you need to do is connect once to a new host (once per
login) and say 'yes' (*not* 'y') to the prompt to store that hosts'
cert. Oh, you have to start sshd in /etc/rc.d/init.d.
If you don't have the RPM'
At 04:46 AM 9/7/00 , you wrote:
> I can only give a cursory responce to this one (massive conflicts of
>interest and what have you), but if you're going to buy a Poweredge anyway
>and then trash what's on it (NT or wever) to install Linux then why not
>start with RH and build from there ?
why the output
varies between depending on whether it's going to the screen to a pipe. I
sense the possibility that I could learn something here...
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7;t executables nor in my path
(nor does which apparently accept multip[le lines of input).
Am I missing something or is this not simple to do this? Maybe I need a
shell script?
-Alan Mead
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At 02:03 PM 9/7/00 , you wrote:
>My understanding is that hosts.allow/deny only effect those services run by
>inetd...
One would think so but that's not the case. You can think of SSH as going
out of it's way to use hosts.allow/.deny. If the TCP_WRAPPER option was
used at compile time, they W
At 05:18 PM 9/7/00 , Chuck Mead wrote:
>Sheesh! Dummy me! :-)
I think we can cut you some slack. :)
I didn't think of 'find'... so I'm feeling that it was a pretty dumb
question. Thanks to Steve and others for that suggestion.
-Alan
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I'm just seeing posts I made, and have been discussed, hours ago. I joined
this address years after my work address... But I guess my provider, At
Home, is to blame? My experience complaining to them has been like arguing
with the wind. Anyone have any advice? The bandwidth is nice anyway :)
At 09:57 AM 9/8/00 , John wrote:
>On Fri, 08 Sep 2000, Eric Clover wrote:
> > just do what i did and get a job working for your isp.
> >
> > this way there is noone to blame but yourself :)
> >
>Heh. I know that feeling ALL too well! :-) i'm in the same position,
>although I got the job before the
57:41 zeus portsentry[578]: attackalert: UDP scan from host:
premiumA57.eugn.uswest.net/209.180.177.57 to UDP port: 22
-Alan
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Linux is more secure
(or securable) than NT/2000.
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rrectly? It's hard to screw up the password but
the username could have a typo and if it is this, you'll be pulling all
your hair out...
BTW, I think the default Red Hat Apache explicitly disables overriding
authconfig... so that's why you have to add the directory entry in
httpd.con
get a better client, I like Tera Term).
When I ssh from one Linux machine to another, my terminal type stays Linux
(which, incidentally, is probably the best). If you are connecting from
one UNIX/Linux machine to a remote Linux machine, what terminal typ
At 05:58 PM 9/21/00 , Stephen King wrote:
>That did it. It was the good o'l Windoze telnet program that was ruining it.
>I downloaded the Tera Term and it works great.Thanks again to everyone!
>SK
>
>PS-Jason thanks for your idea but my eyes would be killing me after a couple
>of minutes. It looks
ssue. Am I
correct? Or would I need to modify the server (a stock RH RPM install, I
think)? Is there any reason not to say, "Yes!"?
-Alan
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Eric,
I didn't see any replies to this and I don't know what your error message
means.
But I have some ideas. Are you using name- or IP-based hosts? Name-based
will not work (per se) with SSL because the name is transmitted by the
browser and it is not decrypted until after the server has sort
At 11:05 AM 9/23/00 , Jason Costomiris wrote:
>On Sat, Sep 23, 2000 at 12:12:16PM +0600, Selim Jahangir wrote:
>: Dear all
>: The fundamental differences between Network administration and system
>administration is what ?
>:
>: If the answer is with u then please send it to me .
>
>One guy cares
At 01:16 PM 9/26/00 , you wrote:
>i would like to host multiple sites on my server and was wondering where
>to start. more specifically how to configure the server, what h/w
>requirements i will need (including bandwidth), and what documentation i
>can use to get up to speed with this. right
At 02:48 PM 9/26/00 , Chris S wrote:
>we have a cable business line with one static ip (max. 3 static ips). i
>didn't want to ask them directly if we are able to do hosting until i knew
>a little more about what was needed. is there a way that i can set up my
>own DNS server so that i don't
At 09:34 AM 9/27/00 , Chris S wrote:
>we have a dedicated cable line, i don't think there is anyone sharing it
>with us. i do know that the @home business package is totally separate
>from the regular @home line that people normally get into their homes. if
>we wanted to host 100 2page sites
At 09:46 AM 9/27/00 , Mohammed Ennasar wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>in the past the Logout in the Main Menu turn Ok, but now i can't logout, i
>have to reboot me linux Redhat 6.0 to change to user
I don't understand the question so I cannot help solve the underlying
issue. However, I think Control-A
At 08:39 PM 9/25/00 , Eileen Orbell wrote:
>I seem to have great errors installing Perl modules.
>
>For example if I type:
>perl -MCPAN -e'install DBD::mysql'
>It returns
>[...]
>sh: y/sources/authors/id/J/JW/JWIED/Msql-Mysql-modules-1.2215.tar.gz: No
>such file or directory
>Could not open >y/bu
At 11:09 AM 10/4/00 , Steve Curry wrote:
>First of all thanks ahead of time! I'm building a multiuser system that will
>be home to many untrusted user accounts. They are being setup in
Unsolicited advice: IMHO it's really hard to keep a system secure if you
cannot trust the users. The vast major
At 03:50 PM 10/4/00 , Alan Mead wrote:
>At 11:09 AM 10/4/00 , Steve Curry wrote:
>>/home/username and I don't want them to be able to view any directory
>>structures below their home directory. How do I do this? For example a user
>>called ted in /home/ted shouldn'
XX or later kernel
with 2.3 series usb support backported in place. ...
Thanks!
-Alan
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have
detected and handled the dependency? Or else how was I supposed to know?
Thanks!
-Alan
PS - What's with the list? Yesterday I got something at home five days
after I sent it from work! Now it just seems down...
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Yes, apache needs be able to see those pages to serve them. And apache runs
as nobody which has no special power to read files. You could run apache as
root but that's a significantly risky solution; not the kind of thing one
does on a tight ship. You might be able to add nobody to each group b
At 06:05 PM 10/8/00 , Michael Stack wrote:
>Is anybody familiar with software that would enable me to create simple
>graphs of linear equations? Did a search of redhat.com, but couldn't find
>anything. Is there a good place to go look for things like this? Normally
>I'd run over to rpmfind.net, bu
At 08:58 PM 10/6/00 , you wrote:
>On Fri, Oct 06, 2000 at 02:39:06AM -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > Morning all
> >
> > I've just installed 7.0 on a spare Thinkpad, and find that I can not
> run some applications that worked fine on previous editions of RH.
> >
> > Acrobat reader installs ok
At 01:18 PM 10/9/00 , listmail wrote:
> In redhat 6.2, I have st up an ftp server using the wu. I have set
>up jails for the various users, to seal them into their home directory. My
>problem is that while everything works fine in ters of connecting with a
>unix ftp program (such as ftp, a
identd starting on your host is not an issue. If the ftp server is
demanding identd information from the Windows clients that they cannot
produce, that could cause trouble. I've never seen that with wu-ftpd but I
don't run it anymore.
I just checked the man page ('man ftpd') and glanced at t
A simpler way (in my version of OLE, YMMV) is to look at, I think it's
file/properties/Internet (or "details")... It shows all the
headers. Better than Eudora, actually.
Multiple emails?!?! Apparently, I cannot even get a single copy of each
email to my home address. Maybe I need to subscri
At 12:16 PM 10/12/00 , [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>I want to setup a Linux firewall/router to share my internet connection
>between several
>computers. Problem is, I only have an old 420meg harddrive to use (rest
>of system is Cyrix 166
>w/64meg RAM). Is this possible?
>
>I have minimal experien
At 06:40 PM 10/12/00 , Kevin Holmquist wrote:
>connection, etc. etc. Realistically, you shouldn't notice a difference (I
>have more trouble with lag from Battlenet than anything else!).
Amen!
>One final note: (legal disclaimer on) check with your isp before you set
>this up. In my case I had
OT to be sure, but can anyone point me towards more info on why several of
our Windows machines are TCP port 427 open? I found explanations about
MacOS using this...
-Alan
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ipat.com/learnlinux/wwwboard/
Or, there is a link on the bottom somewhere to their web/ftp site. They
claim it's "free and open" or something like that.
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20-10. The old 5.x package runs but it fails every time I try to
load a file with "Type mismatch file". The Bywater BASIC doesn't support
all the DOS features like INPUT$.
Can anyone suggest an alternative. I may have to find an actual DOS system!
-Alan
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There's about a 3-5 day lag in my feed here at home so forgive me if this
has been discussed. The 6.2 RPM installed fine on my 6.2 machine but it
looks like the packages are formulated differently for 6.1 so that ping is
part of another package. I deleted the old ping and installed this fix. It
BASIC code.
-Alan
At 01:09 PM 10/21/00 , you wrote:
>On Fri, 20 Oct 2000, Alan Mead wrote:
> > I have a book with BASIC code intended to run on a DOS system (like BASICA
> > or GW-BASIC). I can port it but I feel that running the original and
> > ported code on the same data
At 08:23 AM 10/24/00 , you wrote:
>I have been using RH since ver 4.0. I have also faithfully upgraded to the
>next version of RH the first day I could get my hands on it. That is until
>this 7.0 upgrade. I bought the cd, but I can't make myself feel good about
>upgrading to ver 7.0. Between this
What is 'qotd'? Do you want to put fortune or a similar program in
/etc/bashrc?
-Alan
At 02:59 PM 10/26/00 , you wrote:
>The motd is static (same on every login), the qotd if dynamic (changes with
>each login).
>
>On Thursday 26 October 2000 15:58, you wrote:
> > - Original Message -
At 02:40 AM 10/31/00 , you wrote:
>1) Is NetWare a reasonable beast to administer, they have the license already,
>the setup is pretty stable (after 10 months of screwups & problems!)
> and I'm
>thinking that there is no point going in there and changing
> everything. Will
>I be able
equest. Solutions include: fixing the offending service
(e.g., sort out the DNS/ident/whatever issues) and not requesting this info
(in ftpd).
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If you happen to be running 6.1 though:
[amead@rh61server amead]$ rpm -qf `which ping`
netkit-base-0.10-37
- Original Message -
From: Statux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Red Hat List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, November 04, 2000 6:52 PM
Subject: Re: Where is Ping?
: rpm -qa | grep
Gore's main page also used to have a little comment for folks who look at
the code.. something like "Thanks for checking out the code... it's
innovators like you who make this country great" I wouldn't vote for
someone because they use Linux.. but I might avoid someone who thinks NT is
a good ide
At 11:07 AM 11/5/00 , Jason Costomiris wrote:
>Ok, hands up! Who actually believes that EITHER OF THEM know what OS and
>web server software their sites run on?
The article that described this, I believe it was in Wired, related that
the message was conceived and implemented by Gore's webmaster
At 04:39 AM 11/5/00 , Dave wrote:
>You see I reinstalled red hat 7.0 bare bones, to learn how it all works, I
>figured I would install the right packages for the job and go from there. I
>have learned so much through the process it's all good, but I cannot seem to
>figure out how the network setu
At 12:25 PM 11/8/00 , Mark wrote:
> I have something strange in my Redhat 6.2 Server. I found out that
>memory doesn't release when program closed. When I type the command
>"tail -f /var/log/cron" or "top"or . I can see the program is
>running by using the command "ps -aux". But w
At 12:37 PM 11/8/00 , Mark Lo wrote:
>Hi,
>
> I close them with "Ctrl + Z" key.
You need to read about bash. I suggest finding a good book. Or, at the
least, type 'man bash'. Both of these commands persist until you close
them. Control-Z does not close jobs, it "freezes" them. Control-
This sort of behavior is called names like "high availability" or "failure
roll-over". As you note, when the primary host is not operating, it cannot
refer surfers to the second. So this is not a solution you can implement
on the primary host. It has to be implemented "earlier" in the proces
Ted,
You should check out these URL's:
http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/Linux/ALPHA/linux-ha/High-Availability-HOWTO.html
http://linux-ha.org/
http://community.turbolinux.com/cluster/
After you understand clustering/high availability/failure
roll-over/whatever at a single site, you can decide if it
At 11:01 PM 1/19/00 -0800, greg walsh wrote:
>But several packages had missing dependencies. I did a full install
>originally, everything but some of the developer stuff. It seems to me
>that I should have the requisite files, given that I installed 6.1 and
>am updating 6.1 --but given the anac
I have a script that needs to run all the time to glue two processes
together. I wrote it in Perl and it works but I have to start it up
manually and it writes to the screen. I want to convert it to run in the
background like a deamon, creating a PID file (I guess?), catching SIG's,
writing to a
At 03:03 PM 2/1/00 -0500, Michael S. Dunsavage wrote:
>but I'm sure the RHCE will be evntually recoginzed. Any input?
I'm not sure what input you're looking for... I can say that most of the
people I surveyed about Linux certification were interested in it to
support Linux, not to make more m
At 03:28 PM 2/1/00 -0500, Michael S. Dunsavage wrote:
>Well, I mean that RedHat being the biggest distribution out there and
>becoming by far the most popuplar, do you think it will be recongnized
>by companies, or at the very least, make future would-be employers say
>"Hey this guy/lady here has
At 12:13 PM 2/2/00 -0500, Steve wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>Sorry for the off topic post but I searched apache.org's site and could not
>find a general list to field apache questions. Does anyone here know?
You can try [EMAIL PROTECTED] I don't know the subscribe address of
the top of my head [EMAIL
I upgraded my initscripts and making ppp connections died. Sigh. I
tweaked and I almost got it but chat dies with an error about not being
able to attach to or open or get a terminal. It's being run, of course, by
ifup-ppp0. I don't see any updates to chat nor anything in the man page
that wou
ot; I mean
that the route table looks like the "good" example in the PPP Howto with
two ppp0 entires (one says 'default') and en entry for eth0 and lo. Anyone
been there and solved this?
-Alan Mead
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At 01:09 PM 2/24/00 , Romain Kang wrote:
>How do we disable (or weaken) cracklib so that people can use silly
>passwords?
I don't know and I think it's silly to do so A quick solution would be
to open a root window on console and let them file in and set silly
passwords as root.
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At 08:51 PM 2/27/00 , Kevin Diffily wrote:
>Does anyone know of a shell/perl script that will convert a DBI formatted
>db into text delimited format or better yet that will insert them into a
>Postgresql or mysql database directly?
I don't know what "DBI formatted db" is but this script takes a
I believe you have a "winprinter" which is unusable without Windows-only
drivers. There is a project which allows you to make use of at least some
features of the printer here:
http://sourceforge.net/project/?group_id=1322
At 03:28 AM 2/29/00 , Mohammed Ennasar wrote:
>I have RedHat 6.0 insta
All the installations like this I've seen depended on a proprietary "smart"
card and reader system. I imagine that once identified, the hardware
vendor could help you with software. But I would imagine that getting
readers and the value-dispensing machines would be fairly expensive and
cumbe
At 03:13 PM 2/29/00 , blue wrote:
>Any suggestion for a good secure apache server? We are using "Hockey Secure
>Server" (MacMillan Digital Publishing, Linux 5.2 Deluxe, SSL Server). The
>problem is they dont provide the source codes. As a result, we can neither
>upgrade to newer versions nor ap
At 08:30 AM 2/15/00 , Philip D. Jenkins wrote:
>since Redhat's 6.1 rpms. It seems to get worse the more I use the Gnome
>Terminal, I tend to have about 12 gnome terminals open at all the time
>for several days until it gets to slow, the a simple restart of X fixes
>the problem. I have always sus
There is a program to do this... blanking on the name... *cat? cat*? It
binds to a port and shows you what comes through. Hopefully someone will
post a name. Apache, of course, logs 80 but I'm guessing you either aren't
running it or it doesn't log enough?
-Alan
At 04:39 PM 2/14/00 , Ca
Apparently the logwatch that ships with Red Hat is no longer being
supported or developed (or I've not found the right list/web site). I'd
like to scan my logs for portsentry attack alerts. I'm doing this now with
a really simple script but it's a messy solution. Has anyone created a
logwat
What are you talking about?
At 01:32 PM 2/15/00 , Steve Lee wrote:
>I have samba installed and
>i hate looking at all that info
>flying by the terminal under tty1
>how do i set it up to not do that
>everytime i tyupe on the terminal
>stuff shows up.
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The 3.20 is GPL, is there a Windows version or can you compile it using ...
what is it... cygwin? Or get work to cough up the $200 (the euro was worth
less than a dollar recently--I thought--are you sure it's not
US$145? anyway, maybe the price will go down soon).
Or, MyODBC is free, you can
At 05:04 PM 2/16/00 , Isaiah Weiner wrote:
>On Wed, Feb 16, 2000 at 04:58:50PM -0500, Ric Moore wrote:
> > Isaiah Weiner wrote:
> > >
> > > On Wed, Feb 16, 2000 at 05:45:52PM -0500, Michael S. Dunsavage wrote:
> > > > What program opens pictures in consoles?
> > >
> > > zgv works. We stopped
moongroup.com.
-Alan Mead
At 03:07 AM 2/17/00 , Steve Lee wrote:
>okay.
>i was able to get it all working.
>i can only access the page
>using ip numbers only.. ie.
>https://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
>
>how do i setup apache so i can do
>both https://www.xxx.com
>
>it doe
It's good to be concerned... but I think in the US one could make a good
case for this being satire which is allowed relatively liberal use. The
look and feel are quite authentic but when you read "Redistribution will
result in capital punishment" ... and then it gets thicker... I think it
w
I think you mean 'cat /proc/meminfo' ?
At 04:10 PM 2/17/00 , Michael S. Dunsavage wrote:
>How am I able to check and see how much ram Linux sees?
>
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Speaking of scroll mice, at home I have a Mitsumi scroll mouse (IIRC) with
a button that slides forward and backward (i.e., not an actual wheel but
with a similar motion) that works fine as a two button mouse but I when I
tried about six months ago I had no luck getting the middle button
recog
I'll bite: This will depend entirely on the amount of traffic these new
domains generate. I would try to extrapolate form your current resource
uses. If you are doubling the business, I would plan to double your
capital investment. In the US at least, you could get a pretty spiffy
server f
The way it was explained to me is that the name of the site gets decrypted
too late for name-based redirection. Now you can have multiple name-based
virtual hosts and a single SSL virtual host but it's cheating to say that
it's name-based because it actually monitors all connections on port 44
At 07:23 PM 2/21/00 , GSM wrote:
>Alan Mead wrote:
> > The way it was explained to me is that the name of the site gets decrypted
> > too late for name-based redirection. Now you can have multiple name-based
> > virtual hosts and a single SSL virtual host but it's che
I want to offer some training here at work in basic Linux system
administration. One possibility would be that I provide the training. I
was wondering if anyone knows of materials already available for this? I
envision fix or six weeks consisting of a half day "lecture" followed by
one or m
I don't have time to write real perl but I would do something like this:
open FIL or die;
my $flag = 0;
while {
if (/
At 09:11 PM 2/22/00 , Chad W. Skinner wrote:
>buy though. I have found a Celeron 500 for $102.00 and PII 400-450 for about
>$150+. I am not planning on doing anything real demanding except for maybe a
>little database and web development. One of these machines will be running
>linux solely the oth
I'm not the original poster and I cannot afford any new equipment right
now... but I'm really interested in wireless networking for my home and
hoping that Linux will have complete support. So I was following this
thread and I'd be interested in the details... But I thought that current
sol
cluding their program which produced it's first exam a short while ago.
Red Hat also provides a certification in it's own distribution (LPI and RH
are about as different as two Linux cert. programs can be). Since you
mention UNIX, SAGE is also moving ahead with certification plans bu
air to both. Anyway, LPI also
prides itself on being as open as possible--you could surf over there:
http://www.lpi.org
and help make the remaining exams. In fact, your help would be very much
appreciated.
-Alan Mead
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At 11:35 AM 3/6/00 , Hidong Kim wrote:
>process ld-linux.so.2. This process is consuming anywhere from 10% to
>98% cpu, and around 45% memory. What is this process? I don't see it
>on my other two machines. Can I kill it? I don't want to kill it if
>it'll wreck something else. Thanks,
I'm s
At 06:39 AM 3/6/00 , Darren Line wrote:
How long should it take to log in
anonymously?
Not long. I suppose there are other possibilities but unless you have a
*really* slow (or overburdened) machine, latencies in networked services
seem to come from elements timing out. For example, if DNS is
At 09:48 AM 3/6/00 , Darren Line wrote:
After I did, I decided to verify
them. Anon was ok but NetKit b came up with an error
md5, file size, modification time.
I replied to your previous message... I don't know what is wrong with your netkit-base package but since ftpd is controlled by inet
Back in the old DOS days I coded some PCX routines in which I learned to
lead with the escape character to make the decompress logic easier. So
"BCCCDD" would become "!A4B!C3DD". If the data literally had this
structure, you could compress further by using a numeral as the escape (and
sa
(say 2,30) but isn't
there some code I'd need to install? They also talk about a program called
superformat that I cannot find at rufus.
Thanks!
-Alan Mead
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For better or for worse, this is really simple. Reboot. At the LILO
prompt type 'linux single' and hit enter. It will drop you into a root
shell. Type 'passwd root ' and then exit. I think it will even
continue on to whatever normal run level you use.
-Alan
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I don't know of a tool after the fact but 'adduser' will allow you to
specify different options to create the account.
-Alan
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As I understand it, sig 7 is a symptom of faulty hardware which is never
what you want to hear because it can be *really* difficult to trouble
shoot. For example, I replaced a perfectly working Intel 486/66 CPU with
one of those "overdrive" chips and it sure was faster but when the box
starte
Looks like the list is catching up a little...
On my machine, mknod has a different syntax ('mknod /dev/fd0u1722 b 2 60',
IIRC) and the referenced text file describes the magic device numbers. So
I make the device and I've been testing it like this:
% mkfs /dev/fd0u1722
% mount /dev/fd0u1722
At 03:01 AM 3/10/00 , Wellington Terumi Uemura wrote:
>If we put a prog to check our systems ( servers ) like portsentry,iplogger
>or whatever and create a script or program to filter this logs,grab the
>attackers IP, and auto-generate ipchains rules against the intruder???
Portsentry already
Does this help: One of the features of SSH2 is that it supplies a secure
ftp client/server. But I haven't used it. I imagine you will have to
modify the inetd.conf file to point to the ssh2 ftpd and that will stop
"normal" ftp sessions.
-Alan
At 02:36 PM 3/10/00 , [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 01:06 PM 3/21/00 , you wrote:
>i'm running it as follows:
>
>ntop -w 100
>
>which should place it in web mode listening to port 100. however, when i
>try to access it with
>
>http://192.168.1.1:100 or
>http://linux:100
>
>i get the following:
>
>Network error
>Unable to read URL from host 192.
At 02:52 PM 3/21/00 , you wrote:
>Hal Burgiss wrote:
> >
> > Mine is:
> >
> > [hal@feenix hal]$ ll /sbin/ntop
> > -rwsr-xr-x 1 root sys255928 May 3 1999 /sbin/ntop*
> >
> > I installed via RPM, so this probably whoever did the spec file. Since
> > it needs to go into promiscuous mode (
I had a LOT of trouble and I don't know what your problem might be but
here's what helped for me:
(1) I now start the connection manually.
(2) Since I want machines on my LAN to participate and since networking
automatically sets up a default route I down eth0 manually.
(3) I then kill gpm beca
seem to have two files which might accomplish this on my RH 6.1 system,
gpg and cryptdir. I think I installed gpg separately but have no
recollection of installing the second.
Thanks!
-Alan
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parable product
for Netscape/Linux?
Here's the URL. I haven't used it (it just seems like a good idea):
http://hotfiles.zdnet.com/cgi-bin/texis/swlib/hotfiles/info.html?fcode=0015SU
-Alan
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27;t seem to
help. The Linux disk shares work great. Any ideas about the differences
between 2.0.5a and 2.0.6 in this regard? Is this one of the three security
holes they closed (and if so, how do I make Win95 silently connect)?
Thanks!
-Alan
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