Tal Danzig wrote:
There are no mirrors of security.debian.org (or shouldn't be)
for security reasons.
This way the authenticity of security packages can be better controlled.
- Tal
What about local mirrors?
I can imagine a company with several hundred, or maybe thousands of debian
Steve here,
Well first, I repent of calling Linux 7: Redhat 7. Yes I am new. I have
been maintaining my own box from a su level for about 3 months. That is why
I was calling in an expert to install Debian tomorrow. It has become quite
obvious to me that I am way over my head in trying
oops...guess there was a reason I wasn't using it already ;)
rick
On Mon, 19 Feb 2001, Tal Danzig wrote:
On Mon, Feb 19, 2001 at 07:13:40PM -0800, Rick Rezinas wrote:
I've been loosely foloowing this thread, and hope you have the best of
luck locking down. A few places to start with the
Steve here,
Well first, I repent of calling Linux 7: Redhat 7. Yes I am new. I have
been maintaining my own box from a su level for about 3 months. That is why
I was calling in an expert to install Debian tomorrow. It has become quite
obvious to me that I am way over my head in trying to
Steve here,
Well first, I repent of calling Linux 7: Redhat 7. Yes I am new. I have
been maintaining my own box from a su level for about 3 months. That is why
I was calling in an expert to install Debian tomorrow. It has become quite
obvious to me that I am way over my head in trying to get
On Tue, Feb 20, 2001 at 04:39:09PM +1300, Matthew Sherborne wrote:
It may get too heavy to not mirror the security update packages.
Why don't we put signature verification into apt and dpkg and mirror
everything ?
Sounds to me like a good idea; however, it would probably mean rather
On Mon, Feb 19, 2001 at 07:13:40PM -0800, Rick Rezinas wrote:
I've been loosely foloowing this thread, and hope you have the best of
luck locking down. A few places to start with the inetd.conf file. You probably
don't
need any of those services. Install ssh. Setup your apt sources.list
It may get too heavy to not mirror the security update packages.
Why don't we put signature verification into apt and dpkg and mirror
everything ?
And perhaps have a tool that checks a bunch of known mirrors for
discrepencies in the keyring packages ?
And have a single URL, location aware,
To quote Steve Rudd [EMAIL PROTECTED],
# Well first, I repent of calling Linux 7: Redhat 7. Yes I am new. I
have
# been maintaining my own box from a su level for about 3 months. That
is why
# I was calling in an expert to install Debian tomorrow. It has become
quite
# obvious to me that I am
I've been loosely foloowing this thread, and hope you have the best of
luck locking down. A few places to start with the inetd.conf file. You
probably don't
need any of those services. Install ssh. Setup your apt sources.list to
check for
deb http://security.debian.org stable/updates main
On Mon, Feb 19, 2001 at 07:13:40PM -0800, Rick Rezinas wrote:
I've been loosely foloowing this thread, and hope you have the best of
luck locking down. A few places to start with the inetd.conf file. You
probably don't
need any of those services. Install ssh. Setup your apt sources.list
It may get too heavy to not mirror the security update packages.
Why don't we put signature verification into apt and dpkg and mirror
everything ?
And perhaps have a tool that checks a bunch of known mirrors for
discrepencies in the keyring packages ?
And have a single URL, location aware,
On Tue, Feb 20, 2001 at 04:39:09PM +1300, Matthew Sherborne wrote:
It may get too heavy to not mirror the security update packages.
Why don't we put signature verification into apt and dpkg and mirror
everything ?
Sounds to me like a good idea; however, it would probably mean rather
This may help you as well.
http://www.securityportal.com/lasg/
http://www.cert.org/
Steve here,
Well first, I repent of calling Linux 7: Redhat 7. Yes I am new. I have
been maintaining my own box from a su level for about 3 months. That is why
I was calling in an expert to install Debian
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