Re: [expert] gcc not working properly
Trevor Farrell a écrit :
>
> My Mdk 7.0 install (I just hit the recommended button & let it do the
> rest) does not seem to have set up gcc correctly. Can anyone tell me
> what I need to do to fix this?
>
> [root@treble nicq-0.0.5]# ./configure
> creating cache ./config.cache
> checking for a BSD compatible install.../usr/bin/install -c
> checking whether build environment is sane... yes
> checking whether make sets ${MAKE}... yes
> checking for working aclocal... missing
> checking for working autoconf... missing
> checking for working automake... missing
> checking for working autoheader... missing
> checking for working makeinfo... missing
Those packages are not installed.
Yann
> checking for gcc... gcc
> checking whether the C compiler (gcc ) works... no
> configure: error: installation or configuration problem: C compiler
> cannot
> create executables.
> [root@treble nicq-0.0.5]#
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Re: [expert] Linux Mail Server Synchronisation
James Lewis a écrit : > > We're thinking of moving the majority of our customers' mail to linux, and > a few issues have come up: > > 1) How secure is sendmail 8.6.9 ? What are the main things we need to do to > secure our public facing linux mail server? Secure ? Not at all. The last version of Sendmail is 8.9.3 The 8.10 will come out soon. Any way, drop Sendmail. Use Postfix. Yann -- Ionix Services, les services réseaux d'aujourd'hui http://www.ionix-services.com/ Tel 04 76 70 64 24 Fax 04 76 70 64 25
[expert] SECURITY : serious bug in msec
Hi,
In security level config, there is a potentially
dangerous problem.
1) the output of the 'mktemp' command is not tested,
2) the system tries to copy the config file (i.e.
/etc/inittab, etc.) in the temporary file
which already exists but does not force the copy.
The copy aborts and the temporary file is empty.
The original config file is delete.
Solution :
1) replace :
mktemp /tmp/secure.XX
by
mktemp /tmp/secure.XX || exit 1
2) replace :
cp /etc/inittab ${tmpfile}
cp ${file} ${tmpfile}
cp /etc/${file} ${tmpfile}
cp /etc/lilo.conf ${tmpfile}
by
cp -f /etc/inittab ${tmpfile}
cp -f ${file} ${tmpfile}
cp -f /etc/${file} ${tmpfile}
cp -f /etc/lilo.conf ${tmpfile}
Regards,
Yann
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Re: [expert] Network Question:
lee binkley a écrit : > > I have 2 computers . > > 1: A mandrake 7.0 new install, 256 meg ram Ethernet Card ( System at > Work) (T-1 Line) > 2: A windows 2000 box at home which also has 256 meg ram 600 Mhz > (Modem Line For Kids) > > Is it possible that system 1 be connected to system 2 . So system 2 > can benifuit from the work T1 Line. HOWTO IP-Masquerade Yann -- Ionix Services, les services réseaux d'aujourd'hui http://www.ionix-services.com/ Tel 04 76 70 64 24 Fax 04 76 70 64 25
Re: [expert] #Linux-Mandrake IRC Channel
Nitin Raja Bhatia a écrit : > Happy IRCing, > Nitin Bhatia > -==Where I want to go today is Linux.=-- > > -- > Nitin Raja Bhatia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > #Linux-Mandrake on irc.openprojects.net Why does it run Debian ??? cf. http://irc.openprojects.net/ ;-) Yann -- Ionix Services, les services réseaux d'aujourd'hui http://www.ionix-services.com/ Tel 04 76 70 64 24 Fax 04 76 70 64 25
Re: [expert] Network Question:
Hi, lee binkley a écrit : > > Al Smith wrote: > > > Yes it is possible if you use IP masquarding and such. > > > > -Al > > I will nedd 2 nic . > so in my /etc/rc.d/rc.local > ipchains -P foward DENY > ipchains -A foward -i eth1 -j MASQ > echo 1 >/proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_foward Yes, but in that order : echo 1 >/proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_foward ipchains -P foward DENY ipchains -A foward -i eth1 -j MASQ Regards, Yann -- Ionix Services, les services réseaux d'aujourd'hui http://www.ionix-services.com/ Tel 04 76 70 64 24 Fax 04 76 70 64 25
Re: [expert] Auto Log On ... is it possible?
"Sang Y. Yum" a écrit : > > > | Question > > | > > | Is it possible so that after boot, it logs on > > itself as some user (not root!) > > | then goes into X and KDE then starts the > > application programs running without > > | someone having to log it in with a username and > > password. > > | > > If the application to be executed without user > intervention is text-based, not X application, you > could achieve something similar with crontab. Do "man > crontab". No. Crontab is to execute programs on a fix regular timing, i.e. every day at 4 A.M., so you can sleep ;-) To execute some program on boot, do : su - user -c 'program' man su Add this line in /etc/rc.d/rc.local Yann -- Ionix Services, les services réseaux d'aujourd'hui http://www.ionix-services.com/ Tel 04 76 70 64 24 Fax 04 76 70 64 25
