I'm running at msec level 4, which is causing me all kinds of frustration
until I figure out how to turn off certain "features" of that level (such
as not changing permissions on certain files, and NOT adding a "ALL:ALL
except 127.0.0.1:DENY" line to my hosts.deny file, for example). Well, I
think I've just found another feature of level 4 that I'm not enjoying - my
shell windows time out and close after about 5 minutes of inactivity.
Argh!
Yes, I'm starting to read the various msec man pages and info at the web
site as time allows me to. I hope that I'll soon know how to set the
permissions that I want, and that I *don't* want it appending things to my
hosts.deny file. But in the meantime, can someone tell me how to tell it
that I do NOT want a timeout limit enforced?
BTW, how does one confirm which security level msec is running at? I've
noticed that if you just type "msec," it doesn't say anything back to you.
No "usage" response, no "current security level is {x}" response, no
nothing. Is there an easy way to determine which security level the system
is running at?
--Dave
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