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If anyone is using ndiswrapper on etch (oldstable), please give these
packages[0] a try. The packages are ready for release and fix a few buffer
overflows, but I would appreciate some more test results from people using
ndiswrapper, before releasing them. Please feel free to send your test
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andy baxter wrote:
Sorry, forgot to send this to the list.
Martin Bartenberger wrote:
andy baxter schrieb:
Thanks to those who replied about ssh config. Would be good to know
more about whether it's worth setting up aide for a small home
server like this, and if the way I'm thinking of doing
* Kurt Roeckx:
>> For ClamAV and ClamAV-derived packages, I'd prefer to see uploads of
>> new upstream versions to stable-security or stable-proposed-updates
>> (that is, remove it from volatile).
>
> I think one the reason why clamav is in volatile is that the engine
> might need updating to dete
Sorry, forgot to send this to the list.
Martin Bartenberger wrote:
andy baxter schrieb:
Thanks to those who replied about ssh config. Would be good to know
more about whether it's worth setting up aide for a small home server
like this, and if the way I'm thinking of doing it is OK. My main
w
andy baxter schrieb:
andy baxter wrote:
[... I'm planning to ...]
- use aide to check the system files regularly. The way I'm thinking
of doing this is to put a bootable debian image (with aide installed)
on a flash disk, then every week or so boot my laptop from this with
the slug's usb har
Hi List,
while reading the release information for the new Debian Lenny I noticed
some informations about security improvements in Lenny:
"Further improvements in system security include the installation of
available security updates before the first reboot by the Debian
Installer, the reduc
andy baxter wrote:
[... I'm planning to ...]
- use aide to check the system files regularly. The way I'm thinking
of doing this is to put a bootable debian image (with aide installed)
on a flash disk, then every week or so boot my laptop from this with
the slug's usb hard drive plugged into t
Tom Allison escribió:
>> I would use another port than 22 for the SSH. If your machine's ports
>> are
>> being scanned and it appears port 22 is open, then you'll probably
>> have a
>> lot of brute-force attacks to SSH.
>> Personally, I redirected on my router a high port number (1234, for
>> examp
On Freitag 27 Februar 2009 14:07:02 andy baxter wrote:
> Sébastien NOBILI wrote:
> > Le vendredi 27 février 09 à 10:43, andy baxter a écrit :
> >> I can make sure that the server doesn't have any incoming ports open
> >> except http and ssh)
> >
> > I would use another port than 22 for the SSH. If
I would use public key and fail2ban
D.
On Feb 27, 2009, at 14:05 , Tom Allison wrote:
Better to use public/private key authentication than to rely on
passwords.
On Feb 27, 2009, at 7:41 AM, Sébastien NOBILI
wrote:
Le vendredi 27 février 09 à 10:43, andy baxter a écrit :
I can make su
Better to use public/private key authentication than to rely on
passwords.
On Feb 27, 2009, at 7:41 AM, Sébastien NOBILI
wrote:
Le vendredi 27 février 09 à 10:43, andy baxter a écrit :
I can make sure that the server doesn't have any incoming ports open
except http and ssh)
I would use
Sébastien NOBILI wrote:
Le vendredi 27 février 09 à 10:43, andy baxter a écrit :
I can make sure that the server doesn't have any incoming ports open
except http and ssh)
I would use another port than 22 for the SSH. If your machine's ports are
being scanned and it appears port 22 is
Le vendredi 27 février 09 à 10:43, andy baxter a écrit :
> I can make sure that the server doesn't have any incoming ports open
> except http and ssh)
I would use another port than 22 for the SSH. If your machine's ports are
being scanned and it appears port 22 is open, then you'll probably have
I have an embedded device with attached usb hard disk (a Linksys NSLU2)
which I have installed debian on, with the aim of using it as a home
server over ADSL. (The idea being that it's quiet and consumes very
little power, so I'm happy leaving it switched on all the time, which I
wouldn't be wi
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