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Cable modems transmitting Ethernet broadcast packets to every subscriber on
the neighborhood are a significant vulnerability, easily exploited by a
technically savvy attacker. For example, using a freely available program
called arpwatch, I can scan for the ARP packets
On Sun, 5 Aug 2001, 'Glenn Johnson' wrote:
On Sun, Aug 05, 2001 at 01:06:12AM -0400, Jose M. Sanchez wrote:
It's unlikely that this is a problem given the relatively ARP low rate
you are getting.
A normal Cable modem node may have over 10,000 users.
The head-end system has to
If you want to REALLY see what's going on, open an Xterm Window and
fire up iptraf (which runs in text mode) as the root user.
In it's configuration screen turn on PROMISCUOUS mode and Reverse DNS
resolution.
The go to IP Traffic Monitor for the interface connected to your Cable
modem.
You'll
On Sun, 5 Aug 2001, Sevatio wrote:
I'm considering a switch from Ext2 to ReiserFS or anything better than
Ext2. Currently I'm LM8.0. What's your opinion on the stability of the
Reiser File System? Is there an improvement for Ext2 on the horizon?
What software would be best at
Can i make bash ask me - when i use rm -rf.
remove the f !
if that doesn't work, try 'unalias rm'
Thomas.
Can i make bash ask me - when i use rm -rf.
If you logon a shell, typically the shell will a file called, say, .bashrc,
in your home directory.
Most of the linux distribution alias rm to rm -i if the user is root.
man rm you will see.
Yours,
Simon.
At 10:57 AM 08/05/2001 -0400, Pierre Fortin wrote:
Glenn Johnson wrote:
Why would these arp requests occur as a steady stream, all going to
primarily one machine it looks like? This just started today. I
usually see an occasional flash of the activity light on the cable modem
but the
check if your bios can control the assigning of the
IRQ ... some bioses can do that.
--- X - A - W - K [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have LM 8.0 on my laptop and I have problems with
PCMCIA card. It looks
like sound card and PCMCIA card bus have the same
IRQ numbre (according to
the
hi Larry
i have a similar problem when i first used mdk8... X
hangs up as soon as its loaded... and the keyboard is
hanged too. cant ctrl-alt-fX to any console. i have
verified that even though X is hanged, i can still
login thru the network and make a proper shutdown. i
figured that on my
could this be really CODE RED in action? the worm
scans the range of ips of an infected machine and
verifies if there are MIIS lying around to conquer. i
got a lot of those funny default.idaXXX something
on my apache logs and they are coming from a variety
of ip addresses ... of which when i
what is the output of cat /proc/pci (without the quotes) that might give us
a little more info... might be USB?
On Friday 03 August 2001 07:44, George Petri wrote:
Hello!
I am using Mandrake 7.2 After I compiled a 2.4.4 kernel (not from
Mandrake, but the official one), I get this
DM wrote:
could this be really CODE RED in action? the worm
scans the range of ips of an infected machine and
verifies if there are MIIS lying around to conquer. i
got a lot of those funny default.idaXXX something
on my apache logs and they are coming from a variety
of ip addresses
It looks like bios doesn' control assigning of irqs. At least there is no
any option to do it.
- Original Message -
From: DM [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, August 05, 2001 11:08 AM
Subject: Re: [expert] How to change IRQ number
check if your bios can
Hi,
I have installed successfully MDK80
on Pentium 200MMX
I was thinking to use USB and so inserted a card in the system
( VIA Chipset )
But sometimes it locks completely the system
with original kernel distribution 2.4.3 e 2.2.19 ..
it was hard to discover
until I
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On Sunday 05 August 2001 11:20, DM wrote:
could this be really CODE RED in action? the worm
scans the range of ips of an infected machine and
verifies if there are MIIS lying around to conquer. i
got a lot of those funny default.idaXXX
--- Lars Roland Kristiansen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote: On Sun, 5 Aug 2001, Sevatio wrote:
I'm considering a switch from Ext2 to ReiserFS or
anything better than
Ext2. Currently I'm LM8.0. What's your opinion
on the stability of the
Reiser File System? Is there an improvement for
I use FVWM2, and have for quite a few years now. I tried the more
recent versions of KDE and Gnome, and have tried Afterstep, Icewm,
XFCE, Qvwm, and a few others, but have gone back to fvwm.
Fvwm2 is now on version 2.4, and I find it very configurable. I can
do whatever I want with it, and can
I am having trouble with the Mandrake Control Center, it is not affecting the
changes I am making. I had to reinstall LM8.0 freq2 after a few problems.
Now I am finding that I cannot set my mouse correctly, I set it to a wheel
mouse in MCC and edit the XFConfig-4 file for a wheel mouse,
Can i make bash ask me - when i use rm -rf.
___
Mvh./Yours sincerely
Lars
Lars Roland Kristiansen | Email:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Stud. Scient. Mathematics | TLF(home):39699914 - 116
Glenn Johnson wrote:
Why would these arp requests occur as a steady stream, all going to
primarily one machine it looks like? This just started today. I
usually see an occasional flash of the activity light on the cable modem
but the activity light is almost burning steady now. Here is a
Hi,
I have LM 8.0 on my laptop and I have problems with PCMCIA card. It looks
like sound card and PCMCIA card bus have the same IRQ numbre (according to
the dmesg|more).
I don't know if it is possible, but it looks like. System does recognize
CardBus, but can't detect it o something like that
When I click on an icon in KDE it locks up the pointer about 20% of the time.
Since ctl-alt-bs or ctl-alt-del doesn't work at all I have to hit reset.
It's pretty hard to get very far into an X session without having to hit
reset.
GPM is not installed on my machine.
This is a new Mandrake 8.0
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