cially not the same as passwords on outside systems
like ICQ, IRC bots, and webmail accounts :)
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n that it tells B where other machines are.
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setup this way, do you have more than one parallel device?
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since it uses less mem and
netscape and xterm don't really push the limits of the spectrum :)
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r (ie. the same as it would
normally do if there were not NIS). The clear text password entered by
the user is not sent anywhere by the NIS client.
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vice so it should still work with
this (plus it isn't suid root :)
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t be able to get the encrypted
password).
IIRC, the default setup is fairly secure from the debian packages outside
of having to enter the blocks into libwrap files (hosts.deny,allow).
good luck,
Ben
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t a thought
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ing then configuring is how dselect does it, so that's
prbably why it hasn't been a problem for others.
> Is this a bug?
I would say yes. If you could file a bug report, it would be most
appreciated.
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r it, and actually never
installed it with out configuring it, I never noticed. I'll fix it, maybe
it will get into slink.
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run-parts not run it (norun :). To mave it back:
/usr/sbin/dpkg-divert --remove /etc/cron.daily/cfengine.norun
good luck,
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ev/tty1
I never tried it till now, seemed to work fine.
good luck,
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x (1.x wont work). Then make sure you setup your
hardrive image properly before trying to boot. If you don't find an answer
here, I suggest trying a Macintosh list to find some one who has done it
themselves.
good luck,
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>
> Thx
> Shao.
Some isp's require that you use your login/password for newsgroup access,
this may be the problem. Try setting a username for the news server in
pine (forgot how that works, but it was simple i think).
good luck,
Ben
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filesystems makes
sure that all of your data was written to disk and that it is clean. After
it is done you can turn the computer off.
good luck
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he user at their discretion.
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The -s makes it symbolic, -f makes sure it overrides the previous
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On Mon, Dec 07, 1998 at 01:27:37PM -0600, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Ben Collins writes:
> > What does this [resolv.conf] have to do with policy?
>
> Packages are not to mess with other packages' conffiles. We had a long and
> inclusive discussion of this on debian-
one of them to /etc/resolv.conf when a call is made to the isp
>
> Sure. That'll work fine for you. The problem is with Debian policy.
What does this have to do with policy?
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thostbyname(). if he was running named, then he would have that
listed in resolv.conf instead of his isp's dns. But your idea is correct
:)
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easier way, but this is off the top of my head.
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ain.
a = primary ide chain, master drive
b = primary ide chain, slave drive
c = secondary ide chain, master drive
d = secondary ide chain, slave drive
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o using RSA authentication without a
passphrase. Should be in the ssh README.
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h is packged with debian. It actually has some examples for
scripting command line games like you are talking about.
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would
strongly suggest you now do this. Instead download either the sudo or (my
preference) super package and use them instead since they have much more
control and security than simply setting the scripts suid.
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oesn't seem to work...
> I'm booting from a floppy if that matters..
After booting you can use the dmesg command to see what the kernel
messages were, something like this:
dmesg | more
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, it is all theory. Maybe a wishlist bug
for dpkg to output a special status file just for this would be nice, and
having dselect be able to merge this into a new installs' status file
would be even better.
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idea which ftpd you are using.
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bly your ftpd, not sure why it uses that umask,
but see if it is defined in the ftpd config somewhere, it's also possible
that you ftp client is doing this intentionally from some setting, have
you tried another ftp client perhaps a unix one?
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the account aaron needs to logout anf log back in for the new groups to
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fetchall
nokeep
smtphost localhost
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depending on your platform and current debian version. I suggest starting
up dselect, updating the package listing and doing a search for cfengine
and snmp.
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rt this, but the 1.743 format
requires 83 tracks, AFAICS. Question then is, does rawrite2 support beyond
track 80?
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an also look at /var/lib/dpkg/info/*.md5sums.
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making it possible for them to use
those devices.
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question that I am sure has been asked before, but...
>
> When I mount my Win98 drive from Linux, the file names are shrunk. What do I
> have to do to see the whole name?
>
> Thanks in advance!
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ciated.
Thanks,
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1998, Pere Camps wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Is there any .deb available for ssh v2.x?
>
> I searched for it in ftpsearch but I didn't find anything.
>
> TIA!
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Does this still protect against the popular "nuclear bomb" DoS attack?
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On 5 Nov 1998, Manoj Srivastava wrote:
> Hi,
>
> >>>> "Matt&q
You need to install the latest libc5 and libc5-compat libraries for
Netscape to work properly, either that or get the Netscape 4.5 that is
linked with glibc(2).
Ben Collins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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On Tue, 3 Nov 1998
ipchains installed but now I am stuck on what
> to issue to get masking enabled. I tried doing it manually as well as using
> ipfwadm-wrapper to no avail. Does anyone have a simple drop in command or
> two to get them going?
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m going to upgrade the kernel to see if it's any better, but
that doesn't seem to be working well. Any ideas?
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actual pnp devices that get setup
in the isapnp.conf file. 1 for the 8bit, 1 for 16bit, and some others for
misc sound device types and joystick.
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