[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> Sounds like SOMEONE got into your system.
> > Okay, so today I was using my ppp connection for several hours, then we
> > went to watch Sunday night Fox and came back. I have the command to dial
> > aliased to include tail -f /var/log/messages. I told it to dial,
Sounds like SOMEONE got into your system. FIRST check your
daemons, make sure something isn't running that SHOULDN'T be.
THEN check to make sure that what IS running is the proper file
(replacement of a valid program with a trojan). THEN check your
outbound mail for something that shouldn't be
Okay, so today I was using my ppp connection for several hours, then we
went to watch Sunday night Fox and came back. I have the command to dial
aliased to include tail -f /var/log/messages. I told it to dial, and it
said "tail: no such file /var/log/messages." I said "Uh" and
tried aga
I am having portability problems which seem to be related to
ncurses.
Background: a 600,000 + line Fortran package which through a c
interface uses curses to provide full screen menus and
data entry. Home environment SUN Solaris, runs also on DGUX,
Xenix, Aix and just about any Unix we
