g it in X because xterms are sort of the same idea.
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h of a screen
user, since I tend to use only mutt remotely and use vim's cut and paste in
visual mode to move data between files, but I have used to to combine mutt and
slrn remotely, and many people find it useful.
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will give you a very clear idea of exactly where the connection is
crashing.
Also, has the host key changed? Are you positive there is no firewall between
your machine that wasn't there before or has changed its rules?
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x27;t encrypt.
You could set up IMAP over SSL at the other end.
There is also a way to tunnel it over ssh.
It looks something like
preconnect "ssh -C -f [EMAIL PROTECTED] -L 11110:y.net:110 sleep 10"
password "lkajshflkahsflkhafs"
in your .fetchmailrc, but I have never tried it, so su
using Linux's and Windows' fdisks? I had a long
long argument on IRC as previously mentioned with someone who claimed it was
easy but both our boxen were set up some time ago :)
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on-DOS'.
Anyone got any better solutions - I got in a terrible IRC flamefest over
'but it's incorrect', 'but it works!', 'but it's incorrect!'
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and the DNS moves over. Not
that in C.)
But the problem was that it might, for instance, buffer overrun, or not catch
SIGINT correctly, which requires more C knowledge than:
printf("Sorry, you don't live here no more.");
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ave never really had to write anything that avoids
overruns?
Or should every admin know C?
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se or /bin/true. Either will block them
> from having a shell, yet give them a username and password.
Or bin/myshell, where myshell is a script that echoes
"You do not have access to shell account on this box."
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Helix Gnome before that and fvwm2 before that.
Here's to PWM and key-bindings.
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I tend not to do much configuration for my tools until I really need it :(
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> anyone else in the house uses much more than the "main" computer though.
Having had thar experience at both work and uni (although the networks may be
100MB) I don't think you notice the difference, except that large file moves
will be slower.
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ff about yourself,
you should post to grrltalk, since its off-topic for techtalk and the amount
of off-topicness in the last few days is probably scaring people :)
Have fun,
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with one
sticky title bar and be able to flick through them (as opposed to have xterms
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, really.
>From someone who claims that personal attacks weaken an argument too.
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(and NS6's) seconds.
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The only time I've ever seen one put on a network had a compromise time of
under 3 days, yes.
Probably through the portmap daemon, and the t0rn rootkit was installed, and
not picked up for months. Ugh.
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ey do talk about 'tunneling' in their FAQ, so perhaps they
are avoiding this.
Does MindTerm solve these?
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nder the rest of the argument invalid.
The only reason it may render an argument invalid is being used as a premise in
the argument, *if* the attacks are actually false claims.
Their mere existence may simply make the arguer *look* rather poor, it implies
that the arg
(as always) and second step is firewalling
rules ie ipchains/tables.
Hopefullly info provided is all you need to get started. I'm sure there's
plenty of ipchains expertise on this list.
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> information?
>
> Thanks!
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> Kriselda
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http://www.linuxfirewall.com/ has lots of linkage.
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he configs and web pages, and ssh for access of course.
To be covered later in FAQ...
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M, and thus an ability to run programs containing exploits.
OK, so that's essentially a Q and A for the FAQ.
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le Jenn. There's an implicit implication that you have the
right screws there, or that you haven't 'borrowed' screws from all the hard
drives and ethernet cards to build a second machine and that's pretty damn
unusual, where I live.
t is time to do some work.
Anyone got any sample Qs and As for me? I'll do some myself and post some
drafts. Also, could people send me URLs and books to add for references, it
is a pretty well-covered topic. Just one you don't know abo
d friend, the buffer
overrun, and our new friend, the printf exploit. Please include details of
every known exploit that affects any Linux system still available on the shelf).
etc etc.
Yes, if you missed the sarcasm, I agree with Jeff. We Have Been Trolled, We
developers).
This is great advice for any bug report, since it is much easier to fix if they
can step through it, see what's happening. Tell them the code section if you
know it.
Incidently, if you are a programmer and the patch is trivial (unusual for
security holes) you might want to
many pages, like
Slashdot have a great deal of tables and so on for formatting purposes (they might
consititute above a third of the page for example) that very rarely change, whereas
the data may change more rapidly.
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On Wed, May 02, 2001 at 10:16:43PM +0800, Malcolm Tredinnick wrote:
> On Mon, Apr 30, 2001 at 10:03:02PM +1000, Mary Gardiner wrote:
> [...snip...]
> > btw can anyone give me a run down on this situation:
> >
> > X outside project (say an open source project) has a cv
version is 1.2.1 from memory. That one's a security fix from
some weeks ago.
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d so on.
You should also mention if the problem followed an update of packages or not.
I track the testing tree and have three flatmates who track the unstable tree, so
I can report things about those trees to you.
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would want to commit eventually, but I'm thinking this for either private
modifications that aren't either bugfixes or most peoples desired fixes, or for
'playing' with a project. Or for a project that doesn't necessarily give write
access to their repository
On Mon, Apr 30, 2001 at 08:02:16PM +1000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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>
> > 2) I don't share my private work with others much, so I don't need to revision
> > track so carefully.
>
> Nah.. but CVS acts as a bloody useful backup as well
k with any less respect than
> your paying work?
1) Because my paying work is not, at present, programming, and hence no need for
CVS commits,
and
2) I don't share my private work with others much, so I don't need to revision
track so carefully.
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this reason though, although cvs up once saved my from hours of
rewriting pain), and the other is so I can stop manually keeping tarballs of
my own old work around.
Recently discovered tagging 'good' versions so I can try things out, although
most people considering branches my private
it would be a bastard to parse the arguments. :)
Not that the looking up argument isn't a good approach, but at one stage I was
using it like it was going out of fashion, and that particular space in my brain
is taken up by memorising tar's order of arguments (this can be figured out
too actua
On Fri, Apr 20, 2001 at 03:50:34PM +1000, Mary Gardiner wrote:
> Currently the config looks like:
> RewriteEngine on
> RewriteBase/diary/
> RewriteRule ^[^/]+/[^/]+/$ month.php?year=$1&month=$2
> RewriteRule ^[^/]+/[^/]+/[^/]+//[^/]+/$ coat.php?year=$1&month=$2&am
that is
DocumentRoot.
I get 403 forbidden in that directory now that the rewrite is there, and the
rewrite log tells me that it is applying the rules to /index.php
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alise what it is doing,
and now sees both Beta.java and beta.java both with a Beta class in them.
It also doesn't implement System.in.read() to actually work.
I don't know about version 4, but I'd stay away from JBuilder on Unix.
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hing on the machine.
It's not exclusively a SSH client. You choose when connecting whether to
use an ssh connection or a telnet connection.
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doesn't.
Actually, that's one reason they might object to telnet. They really wouldn't
want someone to be using their terminals to gain unauthorised access to other
people's machines.
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to contact them anyway, actually, to get the missing details filled in but if
you have access to the nameservers, that's the short-term problem fixed.
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or *anything* (apparently it's just a bit set or not in the relevant
packet), and apparently registrars have bugged people about this.
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> you want, you register it with the authority for that domain. (And
> a single DNS can be registered multiple times and be authoritative
> for multiple domains.)
OK, thanks.
I know about unregistered DNS, I've set it up for our house's private network.
We have our own
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> If you're in other domains (.com.au, for instance) you deal with
> whoever administers THAT domain, both for registration and for
> registering your nameserver. In the .com.au cas
o register a nameserver without first registering a domain through them, if
folllwoing her instructions.
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you have set up.
Who did you register it with? Who is it registered with now? Can you update
their records? If not, why not?
And most importantly, what is the domain name? I could do some poking around
with whois queries (although .cx are a pain) but you need to tell me the name.
Mary.
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ieve they check whether or not that
server will return authoratative answers for that domain, and won't let you
change it it they don't get an answer.
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which must be done though Network Solutions.
So can you only run a DNS server if you registered through network solutions, or
is there something I'm missing?
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here n and m are positive integers (>0)
Of course I should have done this earlier... and I did... but until that
particular search I hadn't discovered the glories of Vim Regular Expressions
101 at http://physlab.sci.ccny.cuny.edu/~orycc/vim-regex.html
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sion in vim, perl and blah. You
may want non-greedy expressions, in which case, try blah in Perl!" and
-perl will turn up the same page with perl5, and so on.
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ised that, and I'm also not sure what a lie means.
Does it mean that the entire compound statement is a lie, or that at
least one component is?
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7;ve only been looking at Prolog for a few days though and got very
frustrated at the step of defining Y true, from knight says Y.
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knight
If normal(Mr Smith):
Mrs Smith is a normal, which is consistant with her lying.
So normal(Mr Smith) (I sould have put in a rule about X having to be
something!)
normal(Mr Smith):
normal(Mrs Smith)
Now Mr Brown *and* Mrs Brown are lying too.
So everyone's a norma
dress, you should have learnt about securing a box - shutting down
processes and closing ports. If none of those words are familiar to you,
and neither are the words portmap, nfs, or BIND you very probably have a
vulnerable box.
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Anyway, I don't make huge diary entries so overhead == negligible.
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al), and however much it
> > > takes ssh to send those commands over.
> >
> > Beyond neglible that is :)
>
> How negligible do you want?
Don't worry the changed file is negligible enough. I don't want
deltas.
I was just smiling at mysel;f for being anal about
depending on whether the cvs is remote or local), and however much it
> takes ssh to send those commands over.
Beyond neglible that is :)
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make is only for C. It isn't.
> You can use it for anything.
Oh I know that. (In fact, I'm assured make is Turing complete, but I'm
not sure it has I/O capabilities...)
But Laurel specifically mentioned C.
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(sorry) and it is now getting tempting...
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EXP is going to scare off 'It doesn't compie' posts, and maybe we want
to help nascent programmers (or EXP programmers learning a new
language...)
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n. See Documentation/dnotify.txt in the kernel pool.
I'll definitely have a look, since I have 2.4.2 on my own box and this
could be useful in other contexts, but although I'll be developing in
Linux, the webserver is FreeBSD :)
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entire setup will be mirrored on my own box anyway. If I
reconsider the dynamic regeneration of pages make will be involved
too... but I can't see myself using C for a webpage generation script.
Incidently, how do you do cvs notification scripts (pointer to manual
page find, I know
s of extra work,
Hence the need to only have very basic incomplete HTML which is then
generated programmatically.
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ual code. It's basically if I want to
change the page layout, or add a default grahpic or something, it is
autogenerated, rather than needing to be added to each page.
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a new entry aside from
a cron job (ie directory notification or something)? I would like to be
able to write this in Python since it is fairly trivial to get it to
talk to Mailman, which I'll use for the list.
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having
Tab complete, and then wait for it to reboot into Linux.
Lilo is actually one less boot. Unless I had an old versin of loadlin.
The graphical loadlin wrapper Winux used to be OK, but the site has gone
down.
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m are little password-nazis ('Sorry that's too
short... is a reverse word... should contain at least one digit').
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lem. Most likely candiates are detonator, XFree4 and gpm. XFree4 is
fairly unlikely, since the reboot to 2.2.12 didn't start X.
Has anyone seen this before? Any ideas where to look next?
Now that the cold reboot has 'fixed' stuff, I may not be able to
reproduce the problem. If I ca
t week, for instance, to fix buffer overrun remote root
exploits (which is pretty bad behaviour in a *newsreader*).
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old. I know that Mozilla 0.8 (the latest release) has https support, I'm
not sure about 0.7
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> I believe that woody is now in the stable tree.
No, potato is still the stable tree. Woody is the (all new shiny)
testing tree (which I track).
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25% of his residents fees in lieu of payment, which was
pretty good at the time.)
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reate subdomains of
subdomain.whatever.com... this continues up to a certain character limit.
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On Thu, Jan 11, 2001 at 03:21:42PM -0500, Brian Sweeney wrote:
> Mary-
>
> what version of Linux are you running?
>
> -Brian
Umm... FreeBSD :)
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her why I can't change.
It's certainly not a high volume mail server, but several people do use it
as a primary email address, and breaking it trying to install tcpserver
would be a Bad Thing. :)
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know how to convince qmail controlled by inetd (not by
tcpserver, which is what the FAQs are all about) to relay for 127.0.0.1?
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man/cgi-bin"
AddHandler cgi-script *
Options +ExecCGI
and so on, but this dies very badly with a rather garbled warning
about Mailman expecting a different gid, although it does find the
index.html
So how can I keep the ScriptAlias line and still convince apache
to read index.h
If you
have a Linux box handy maybe also try fetchmail.
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*grr* I hate agreeing to exploitation (we're underpaid) just because my
current life situation doesn't give me heaps of power.
Unfortunately I need a job where I can work relatively few hours, and take
time out for exams and so on, and better pay might mean worse conditions
as far as uni g
nto 2.5.x and maybe be ported back to
> 2.4.x.
>
> Jeff
>
Yeah, that was the impression I got.
I didn't think 2.4 was going to be a known bug-free release...
Anyway, thanks for the quick summary,
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an immediate superior
who is a non-techie (especially when your pay is low, your top priority is
uni or other reasons why you don't want to be a defacto project manager)?
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say?
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programmers are still feature-bloating (at management request) and hunting
out old and new bugs.
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to be buggy on release, but this can be ascribed to a
hardware thing - they can't do extensive QA on hundreds of thousands of
different hardware configurations.
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Bugtested to what extent though, is the question: free of what are called
"showstoppers" in linux kernel? free of all known bugs?
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me please' list is also good. Could both
discussions occur on the same list or should there be separate lists?
Mary.
Cross-posted to techtalk, but I have no idea if the thread belongs on
techtalk - make your own call when replying.
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On Wed, Nov 15, 2000 at 11:28:31AM -0600, J-Mag Guthrie wrote:
> Issue 1: I am on a LAN. I want to set up, on my multi-gig HD, a shared
> place for everyone to put their .mp3 files.
>
> I expect there are two parts to this -- what I do on my box to share the
> stuff and what other folks' do on
On Sun, Oct 29, 2000 at 11:02:51AM +, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I checked with Dancer:
> Try Bjarne Stroustrup (sp?) 'The C++ Programming Language'. We have both
> books - one for teaching, one for reference.
> There is also 'The C++ Master Reference', except that it's more an
> alphabetical
Hi,
Can anyone recommend a good C++ reference manual? I have O'Rielly's
'Practical C++ Programming' and its index is driving me mad - it doesn't
feature the word inheritence. (It's under 'derived classes'.)
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Hi everyone,
I've decided to give up on passing commandline options to fetchmail and
write a .fetchmailrc.
I don't have anything listening on port 25 so my fetchmail commandline
was:
"fetchmail -K -a -u [username] -d 600 -m "/usr/bin/procmail -d
mary" [server]
This worked fine.
my .fetchmailrc
On Mon, Oct 09, 2000 at 09:05:58PM -0400, Andrew Wendt wrote:
> I don't think fsck really does anything to combat fragmentation does it?
>
> I think it just checks for and repairs filesystem damage, like Scandisk does.
Yeah, I was under the impression that it's actually the ext2 filesystem
that
Hi,
As a random exercise in port-closing, I'm trying to stop X opening
6000. There was an article on rootprompt.org that suggested passing
'-nolisten tcp' to the incantation to start X.
Setup:
/etc/rc.d/xdm starts X, since I'm using Helix Gnome I assume from this
section of that script:
case "$
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