Hello fomin!
Tue, 5 Jul 2005 13:10:51 +0400, you wrote:
> I have just installed debian GNU HURD on my computer by means of
> mini-iso image. Then I have added several devices cdrom, floppy and
> other partition of my hard disk with MAKEDEV. I vave written cdrom
> into file fstab but other cr
Hello Renat!
Fri, 28 Jan 2005 16:00:35 +0300, you wrote:
> If I connect with "ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED]", then in /var/log/auth.log:
There is a bug with PrivilegeSeparation on GNU/Hurd, until you (or
someone else) debugs it, you've to disable PrivilegeSeparation to be
able to log in as non-r
Hello rafael!
Mon, 26 Jul 2004 23:30:47 -0600, you wrote:
> I installed the Debian GNU/Hurd in a 10 Gb partition, but I read that
> hurd does not support partitions more big than 1 Gb, is this true?
The default ext2fs translator of the GNU Hurd is limited to a bit less
than 2Gb (I use 1.9G
Hello Isaac!
Fri, 14 May 2004 10:41:36 +0200, you wrote:
> Hello All,
> I am trying to develop a driver for my SiS 900 network card. I have
> read the source code of other drivers and now I have some questions.
Manuel and I ported the driver from Linux 2.4 to GNU Mach 1.3. It's
far from
Hello Bjoern!
Mon, 14 Jul 2003 22:04:15 +0200, you wrote:
> Hello,
hello
> i have two problems with GNU/Hurd.
> 1. I have tried to install emacs21 with apt-get, but i get always this
> error message:
> emacs21: error while loading shared libraries: libXaw3d.so.6: cannot open
> shared
Hello Alfred!
Mon, 05 May 2003 16:31:15 +0200, you wrote:
>> Maybe you should read it? =)
>Stop your stupid behavior. He asked for help on the list because
>what he did doesn't work, I say to him how I do since it works for
>me.
> You might stop _your_ stupid behaviour and sayi
Hello Alfred!
> Maybe you should read it? =)
Stop your stupid behavior. He asked for help on the list because what
he did doesn't work, I say to him how I do since it works for me.
--
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GSM : 06.71.47.18.22 (in France
Hello Johannes!
05 May 2003 12:09:10 +0200, you wrote:
> settrans /some/place /hurd/nfs host:/someexport ?
> I've tried this a number of times with a nfs-exported directory that I
> had mounted before without any problem while running GNU/Linux. But
> all I get is '/some/place: translator d
Hello Ben!
Sun, 12 Jan 2003 09:57:19 -0500, you wrote:
> Hello.
> I'm new to the hurd. I'm impressed with how much I can do with it.
> Here are a few things off the top of my head. I'm sure most of
> them can probably be answered with an "RTFM!" and a URL.
welcome :)
> I'm confused abo
Hello Georg!
02 Jan 2003 16:51:50 -0600, you wrote:
> Hello!
> I just installed the Hurd, with XFree86. Congratulations to your Great
> Work.
> - Emacs21 (Debian packages) segfaults in X with a message "(11)". Is
> this a know problem and if yes is there a workaround other then
> "em
Johannes a écrit :
> Hello,
> has anyone of you managed to launch the One True Editor under X in
> current GNU/Hurd, i.e. without "-nw"?
No, there is a bug in our port of libX11 that makes Emacs crash.
Since X will be reported for GNU Mach 2.0, I hope this will be fixed
at the same time. I'm
guilhem a écrit :
> Hi,
hi
> I'm new to Hurd and I'm looking to install it on a laptop. My
> main problem is that my CD-Rom and ethernet card are on PCMCIA
> ports.
To use PCMCIA, you have to use GNU Mach 2.0 (aka OSKit Mach), there is
no PCMCIA support in GNU Mach 1.x.
The actual way to
Niels a écrit :
> The argument is really simple. Programs that use /dev/urandom
> generally expect to get numbers that are not only uniform, but numbers
> which are actually *useful* for *cryptographic* purposes. Creating a
> /dev/urandom that does something different is breaking that inform
Werner a écrit :
> On Tue, 17 Dec 2002 13:36:21 +0100, Gaël Le Mignot said:
>> And /dev/urandom is not really done for "cryptographic secure" randomness,
>> it's the goal of /dev/random, not /dev/urandom (and AFAIK ssh only uses
> That is not really tru
Philip a écrit :
> 2. Does ssh only use urandom once, that is to generate keys while it is
> configuring? Again I have assumed yes.
ssh-keygen uses /dev/random to generate keys.
ssh and sshd uses /dev/urandom when they need weak random bits, like for
creating the temporary symetric key. At
Neal a écrit :
>> > Your argument is absurd. Network security considerations are different
>> > than local system security considerations. We have control over who can
>> > have an account on our systems. We don't necessarily have control over
>> > who has access to our IP ports.
>>
>>
Wolfgang a écrit :
>> Now, could somebody point a quick tutorial (for impatient people)
>> on creating debian packages? Maybe we (or maybe kilobug?) could
>> create an ssh debian package and put it somewhere (I would love
>> to mirror it).
> `ssh package'? You are confused. I think you ac
Alfred a écrit :
>With allowing GNU/Hurd _users_ to _use_ an ssh client.
> What exactly prevents them from not using it? They can download the
> random translator and use it,
If they know where to find it. And it's a waste of time. And it makes things
more complex and tricky than they
Alfred a écrit :
>Why there are problems to enhace GNU/Hurd?
> Enhance the Hurd how exactly? With flawed security?
With allowing GNU/Hurd _users_ to _use_ an ssh client.
>Sooner or later hurd/random(?) server will be added to the base
>system...why not now?
> Because it is br
Alfred a écrit :
>I find it a little odd that you need to have /dev/urandom for
>openssh to work, I thought openssh was ported to plenty of systems
>that don't have and never had any /dev/u?random.
> Open SSH does collect its own random data (from ps, and whatever else)
> + fro
Alfred a écrit :
>I support the addition of ssh, *even* with a weak random.
> There was never any talk about removing ssh.
>Now, what's current best practice? We use this:
> http://kilobug.free.fr/hurd/random-64.tar.gz
>Is there a better alternative(s)?
> Or you can cop
Philip a écrit :
> The warning displayed at the end of total.sh
> echo "A file needs to be copied to /dev/urandom before ssh will configure"
> echo "then run . Security will be poor unless the file"
> echo "consists of random material."
Copying a file is even worse random data than using t
Alfred a écrit :
>And ? It's a temporary solution that allow user to use an ssh client
>and/or server, which is very usefull. You just have to add a debconf
>warning saying that the entropy source is unsafe, and asking the user
>to pay attention. We don't need more for n
Simon a écrit :
>> And ? It's a temporary solution that allow user to use an ssh client
>> and/or server, which is very usefull. You just have to add a debconf
>> warning saying that the entropy source is unsafe, and asking the user
>> to pay attention. We don't need more for now, since
Alfred a écrit :
>Why don't just add urandom server to the official base system?
> Because there is no good entropy source.
And ? It's a temporary solution that allow user to use an ssh client
and/or server, which is very usefull. You just have to add a debconf
warning saying that the
Alfred a écrit :
>I will to reinstall. I haven't tried this yet. I've seen some variations
>of the 'mke2fs -o hurd" command. One with sparse_super and another with
>some other parameters.
>What's the best one to use?
> Use the one that is in Neal guide.
Well, pay attentio
Niels a écrit :
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Gaël Le Mignot) writes:
>> The current tcp/ip stack (the pfinet server) is IPv4 only, but a
>> redesign and reimplementation of this stack is in progress.
> What are you referring to here? I think most agree that the current
> pfin
Fabio a écrit :
> Hi all,
Hi
> does anyone know how the hurd kernel
The Hurd is not a kernel, it's a collection of servers running in user-space
as normal processes in top of a micro-kernel.
> handles ipv4/ipv6 socket??
> Does it work similar to the linux kernel (ipv6 bind listen
Stefan a écrit :
> Hi hurd fans!
> I need loadkeys.pl from the keymap.tar.gz tarball [1] to change my
> keymap. From where can I get it now? Or do I need another package?
> The keymaps itself were installed by one of the console- debs.
A new version, with french, german and spanish k
Guillem a écrit :
> On Sun, Oct 20, 2002 at 12:07:57PM +0200, Gaël Le Mignot wrote:
>> Sorry, I forgot to explain that it installs the french (azerty) keyboard
>> layout, if you want another one you have to find a keymap (there is a german
>> one in the tarball, and
Sun, 20 Oct 2002 12:04:10 +0200, tu as dit :
> Stefan a écrit :
>> Hello again, I've a new problem...
>> The set_key binary wants libc0.2 - I've libc0.3.
>> I cant build a new one with the uptodate libc0.3 and gcc-3.2 - I
>> got a lot of parse errors.
>> Is there a static linked version
Stefan a écrit :
> Hello again, I've a new problem...
> The set_key binary wants libc0.2 - I've libc0.3.
> I cant build a new one with the uptodate libc0.3 and gcc-3.2 - I
> got a lot of parse errors.
> Is there a static linked version of set_key?
There is a working debian package o
PrAvEeN a écrit :
> Hi all,
Hi
> I am new to GNU/Hurd and I just started using it yesterday. I installed
> XFree86 in my system and configured it properly for my SiS 6326 AGP card.
> When I issue 'startx', my X server starts and it is running. But I can't
> see the X window system. Instea
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