On Tue, Sep 28, 1999 at 01:31:23PM +0200, David Weinehall wrote: > How comes mtools depend on xlib6g? I don't use X, and thus I consider it > very stupid to have both xlib6g & xfree86-common installed, but I have to > if I want mtools installed... > > Rationale?
If something supports X it should be compiled with X. This means exactly
two packages (xlib6g and xfree86-common) are also required, but they're
reasonably smallish and anything which supports X is going to require
them anyway, not just mtools.
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<netgod> my client has been owned severely
<netgod> this guy got root, ran packet sniffers, installed .rhosts and
backdoors, put a whole new dir in called /lib/" ", which has a
full suite of smurfing and killing tools
<netgod> the only mistake was not deleting the logfiles
<netgod> question is how was root hacked, and that i couldnt tell u
<netgod> it is, of course, not a debian box
* netgod notes the debian box is the only one left untouched by the hacker
-- wonder why
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