aptop. However, I can not login as root. It
> ...^^^
>
>> Try to login as a single user and change your root password
>
> FYI, single-user asks for root pword. However, he's solved his
> problem now.
>
rd before executing something as root. Nobody knows another one's
> password, there is no common account or password and you can always know
> who ran this damn "rm /etc/passwd".
>
> Furthermore, root is also ALWAYS the first account to be attacked by
> script kiddie
Great! Sorry, I forgot to Cc the list when I sent you my initial reply.
It's quoted in the email below.
Murat Ohannes Berin wrote:
> Thanks James,
>
> It worked!!!
>
> Murat
>
> At 10:04 PM 9/3/2008, James Shupe wrote:
>> Just reset the root password.
>
c was brought up
on the wrong list in
http://lists.debian.org/debian-security/2008/03/msg00051.html
The comment on the site was well justified, and yes, opinionated. If
you don't agree with it, disregard it and go on with your life. You've
apparently disregarded the topic of this list.
rded the
topic of this list.
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difficult for Debian as a
> distribution to choose what firewall scripting framework should be used.
> (But I don't think this is worth the effort.)
>
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7;s no concensus within the security team about this.
> The argument is that not all sites can or choose to use apt to install
> updated packages, and that we should make it reasonably convinent for
> these sites to verify package integrity via other means.
>
> noah
>
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