On Fri, Aug 28, 2009 at 11:06 PM, jakewc2 wrote:
> Ah, I understand what uyou mean bow. I do log in but I have to use sudo to
> anything, which means I have to enter a pasword. So I am doing the right
> things there.
The key is that you have to re-enter your password... therefore you
are far more
Ah, I understand what uyou mean bow. I do log in but I have to use sudo to
anything, which means I have to enter a pasword. So I am doing the right
things there.
Thank you for writing that, it has put my mind at rest.
John.
ps, just out of a matter of interest, since beginning to sue the Termina
John Matthews wrote:
> Hi Alan,
>
> thank you for the e-mail, those two urls are really useful. I did check
> on both, dont much understand what it has to say, but I do know now that
> I seem to be secure, and I can make it eve more secure if I want it.
>
> I only asked, because I have a program
On 28/08/09 13:21, John Matthews wrote:
> Hi Alan,
>
> thank you for the e-mail, those two urls are really useful. I did check
> on both, dont much understand what it has to say, but I do know now that
> I seem to be secure, and I can make it eve more secure if I want it.
>
> I only asked, because
Hi Alan,
thank you for the e-mail, those two urls are really useful. I did check
on both, dont much understand what it has to say, but I do know now that
I seem to be secure, and I can make it eve more secure if I want it.
I only asked, because I have a program on windows, that suddenly
appear
John Matthews wrote:
> I wonder if somebody can hep. I dont have any firewall or virus
> protection on my ubuntu partitions. I am a little bit concerned about
> this. I did install one Called Firestarter, which messed up everything,
> and I had to uninstall it. I just couldnt get around the fire
