s-security/20240329155126.kjjfduxw2yrlx...@awork3.anarazel.de/
It's likely to only affect unstable or testing
distributions.
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e. Another tip is to
keep the configure invocation for future
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Once you have the log, check it for errors or
reports of missing elements that you expect to be
there. Depending on how it was set up, configure
can report a dependency as "missing", but still
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Going back to displays, those above require 5V so
the RPi and display could be powered by the same
source.
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packages.
I'll measure tha actual sizes today, but one
reference gave the SC-750 as 670 x 210 x 440mm.
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hough I'll need to
check if I have enough cardboard to pack them.
Beware that, even empty, they're heavy - I'd
estimate about 10kg each. Courier charges might be
significant.
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-750 case that I'm no longer
using, and a similar Addtronics case.
The Supermicro looks like this:
https://www.frostytech.com/articles/218/index.html
You're welcome to have both for free, if you don't
mind collecting from Romsey.
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hile, I worked for an ISP. A regular
task was to check the ethernet interface
statistics on the routers and switches for rapidly
increasing FEC or CRC errors. That information
would allow us to detect dodgy cables and
interfaces that were on their last legs.
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Linux on it, I would avoid
> NVIDIA GPUs. Go for AMD or Intel graphics on
> the laptop.
That depends on the job. The MathWorks site states
that Matlab can use Nvidia cards for computation,
which may be relevant for Owain's son.
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ok.
Out of interest, how large are the datasets you
work on?
I'd say 16GBytes of memory was on the small size.
Our desktops have 32GBytes, and I've run out of
memory running customer test cases in the past.
Our test servers typically have ~128GBytes.
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pport?
Our support team regularly answers queries about
hardware requirements. He may need to supply some
example programs, or list the algorithms he uses.
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/dev/sdc1
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one do?
If the latter, try Bitfolk:
https://www.bitfolk.co.uk/
They offer Xen-based virtual servers, and are
highly recommended.
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data sheet.
- Quantum DLT7000 tape drive.
If you could make use of any of that, please
contact me off-list.
Thanks,
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elsewhere. Delivery was very fast, too.
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Hello Andy.
Andy Smith wrote:
> On Wed, Feb 08, 2012 at 12:05:09AM +0000, Nick Chalk wrote:
>> My current employer is looking for a Linux
>> Developer to help out with Web / Amazon EC2 /
>> Network coding.
> May I repost this to linuxjobs?:
Thanks for the offer, but I t
ct built almost entirely
on Open Source code.
There's an Official Advert for the job [1]. If
you'd like something a little less generic, email
me off-list.
Nick.
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suggested, it looks like it'll be
necessary to modify ldirectord's SIP tests.
Thanks for your help, everyone.
Nick.
[1] W. Richard Stevens, "UNIX Network Programming,
The Sockets Networking API", Volume 1, Third
Edition, Addison-Wesley, 2004. ISBN 0-13-141155-1.
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's just ldirectord, so the Perl source is
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STD0006 - which was RFC0768 - is
terse, and doesn't discuss this.
However, Stevens [1] mentions that most UDP
implementations allow processes to restrict the
foreign address and port. I'll need to dig into
the source and see what it's doing.
Nick.
[1] W. Richard Stevens, "TCP
502s to simulate two leased lines running Frame
Relay, and connected the 1720s to both "ends".
That's sufficient to get IP over Frame Relay
running, and experiment with configuration and
fail-over.
The 827 is a standard ADSL router - it can be used
on any version 1 line.
Anyone
e slightly blue - it looks like it's on ~9500K
colour temperature. Probably no good for colour
matching, but usable as a general monitor.
They're both in Romsey, if anyone's interested.
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shell script might
do that for you. Unfortunately, I don't have
copies of the scripts; that was job[-2].
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give an idea of the free address ranges... once
you've removed 10/8, 172.16/12, 192.168/16, etc.
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be contended, as the big
boys make you pay for your bandwidth.
You're then onto the wider Internet, where
anything goes.
Vic's point is valid - traffic shaping is
possible, and is being done. It's an attractive
way for ISPs to control their bandwidth costs, and
the margins are narro
et connection, and can
still access the router then, look at the
connection stats - do you have DSL sync, is PPP
still up?
> Is there anything I should be telling zen to
> talk to BT about?
They probably have enough to shout at BT about.
(BT managed to drop one of our Centrals last week,
thro
n punts end-user onto a new IP so
that they still have Net access.
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Graham Bleach wrote:
> 2009/4/20 Nick Chalk :
>> I'm trying to test methods of mitigating packet
>> flood attacks on Cisco routers, but I'm having
>> trouble with my control test. Despite pushing
>> the 7200 to 100% CPU load, I can't see
king at damage
minimisation - the target is probably going to
drop off-line, but we want to make sure that the
L2TP tunnels stay up and BGP keeps working so that
other customers aren't affected.
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Hugo Mills wrote:
> On Mon, Apr 20, 2009 at 10:21:38PM +0000, Nick
> Chalk wrote:
>> Can anyone suggest a tool or technique for
>> generating a packet flood attack from a Linux
>> box, or small group of them?
> If I remember aright, there's a packet
> g
'm currently playing with plain ping -f, using
large packets, and hping2. I plan to look at
hping3 which appears to have a flood option. Are
there any other tools I could try?
Thanks for your help.
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of the plates I have fits.
That shape isn't too uncommon for server boards.
Try Jamie's - they used to have a good assortment
of parts like that.
http://www.jamies.org.uk/
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pathy for the tech support
people - they get very little training, and have
to listen to a large number of lusers ranting at
them all day. When someone with clue phones up, it
must be difficult to switch out of defensive mode.
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protocol, the client checks the
authenticity of the server with the
ssh_host_[rd]sa keys, then the server checks the
user's authenticity with the id_[rd]sa keys.
Beyond that, looking at the server's sshd_config
and the client's ssh_config would be useful.
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Kerberos set up.
I tended to work from the standard Samba docs, but
they're not always easy to follow.
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oles in an aluminium platter is
easy enough, but is likely to cause a glass one to
shatter. A sufficiently-financed opponent would
also be able to recover data from the areas you
hadn't damaged.
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- the domains will be
completely disordered then.
Finding the Curie Point of the magnetic material
used on your particular drive is more of a
problem, as is dealing with the molten aluminium
if your platter happens to be made of that.
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Stephen Rowles wrote:
> Getting the correct circuit board, when it has
> been disposed of separately from the drive, will
> be hard
but not impossible.
Smaller data-recovery firms are frequent
advertisers for, and purchasers of, old HDs,
purely for their controller PCBs.
Nick.
ame line, in which case
you won't be able to separate them.
You might like to try a kernel with Message-
Signalled Interrupts enabled - the IRQ will be
sent over the PCI bus in that case. I think the
e100 supports that.
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Andy Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Mon, Nov 10, 2008 at 10:32:54PM +0000, Nick Chalk wrote:
>> Chris Aitken <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> > System MTBF = component MTBF/n
>> > where n is # of components.
> The MTBF quoted above is for the failure
Hours MTBF, two-drive RAID 1 gives an MTTDL of 10G
Hours, and three-drive RAID 5 gives an MTTDL of
1.7G Hours.
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1000241 udp 35403 status
1000241 tcp 59477 status
The result of rpcinfo -p run on the server should
be the same as rpcinfo -p run on the
client.
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hardware.
Given that hardware RAID controllers usually cost
extra, I wonder what the balance is like between
hardware RAID vs. software RAID and spending the
money on faster processors or more memory...
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he voltage
drooped - or the supply voltage was simply out of
the laptop's tolerance.
If you can find a third-party PSU with the right
connector, sufficient current, and tight enough
voltage regulation, then I'd expect it to work.
The tricky bit may be finding a spec for that last
the past, I've found a post by
Alan Cox detailing when the practice was no longer
necessary, but I can't find it tonight. The
HantsLUG archives may have it as it's something
we've discussed before, many years ago.
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john lewis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Nick Chalk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> john lewis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> > I was seriously thinking I'd have to
>> > dismantle them to clean out the gunge but
>> > haven't yet found a t
Vic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sorry about this, but I'm just *so* impressed by the box I'm working on
> today...
>
> $ cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep ^processor
> processor : 0
Don't tease - show us the rest of the specs!
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> unaffected by the process.
I understand dishwashers are an efficient way of
cleaning Model M's.
For the really grubby examples, the plastics and
keycaps can be soaked in a Milton solution. Just
remember to put the keycaps back in the right
places...
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ctors not to push FLOSS
>> to the charities.
I doubt they get a financial kick-back. The
suppliers don't need to - they can just refuse to
take part if they don't like the deal.
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Alan Bell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Nick Chalk wrote:
>> That might be useful advertising, but I'm not
>> sure what level of take-up you'd get.
> I just want to see it listed as a choice.
Yes, it's probably worthwhile for that.
>> CTX provides no
#x27;re also competing with MS prices like UKP 4 +
VAT for a copy of XP Pro.
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I'd want to check the power supply independently
first.
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