Re: [Cooker] AutoInstall Testing Results with 1.639
David Eastcott [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: [...] 1. password is not being written to lilo.conf file unless restricted is defined, but restricted is written even if password is not defined. It should actually be the other way around. ok, fix included. 2. libmsec.py is removing password but it is not testing for or removing restricted from lilo.conf. What security/msec level actually causes this code to be executed? Or is it disabled? fredl? 3. global parameter append= requires double quotes around values on right side of = ok, fix included. [...] Also, if password is present in the lilo.conf, lilo complains unless the lilo.conf permissions are set for readable only by root. Not sure where to add appropriate patch to code, so ... fixed [...] and while you are in there..., might change vga_modes too: fix included. Thanks!!
Re: [Cooker] AutoInstall Testing Results with 1.639
hi all, I'm looking for a mysql 4.0.1 max alpha mdk rpm. I found rpm for redhat. I know that mandrake derive from redhat. Can i use theme to install this soft into my mandrake 8.1 distrib. I really need this version of mysql beacause of some fulltext features. If i can't use these redhat rpm how can i do ? Where can I find such a version of mysql ? I had to manage a src install of mysql... thanks.
Re: [Cooker] AutoInstall Testing Results with 1.639
Pixel [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: David Eastcott [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: [...] 2. libmsec.py is removing password but it is not testing for or removing restricted from lilo.conf. What security/msec level actually causes this code to be executed? Or is it disabled? fredl? No the password stuff in lilo/grub is inactive. What make you think something is done by libmsec ? -- Fred - May the source be with you
Re: [Cooker] AutoInstall Testing Results with 1.639
On Sunday 03 February 2002 05:51 pm, you wrote: Pixel [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: David Eastcott [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: [...] 2. libmsec.py is removing password but it is not testing for or removing restricted from lilo.conf. What security/msec level actually causes this code to be executed? Or is it disabled? fredl? No the password stuff in lilo/grub is inactive. What make you think something is done by libmsec ? In mdk 8.1, msec was removing and adding password to the lilo.conf that was causing grief. Pixel made a change to Drakx that compensated for it. So when I encountered problems with password and restricted this time around I grep'd msec for password. Up came a hit on libmsec and an inspection of the file showed that there was some code in place for deleting password from lilo.conf. Since changing msec levels up and down at the console did not generate any messages indicating msec was modifying lilo.conf, I thought I would ask if it was active and to point out that the code that is in place has a potential problem if it were to be activated. regards Dave
Re: [Cooker] AutoInstall Testing Results with 1.639
On Sunday 03 February 2002 04:45 pm, you wrote: David Eastcott [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: [...] ok, fix included. Guess this means that I gotta fix the document now too, eh? hehehe Thanks Dave Thanks!!
