On Nov 27, 2006, at 2:24 PM, TwoEyedHuman wrote:
Okay. Before I ask any more questions on this list, I'll have to read
more on the linux filesystem and the importance of each file.
On FreeBSD at least, you can 'man hier' and get a good description of
what files should be put in what places.
Thank you for your help! Now I know that this file is indeed safe :)
There are so many files though to learn..
Dave Dodd wrote:
Hi,
Re:
Added:
"/var/run/console/root:1"
These files are created & allegedly removed by the pam_foreground module which
on Ubuntu is by default configured into
Hi,
Re:
> Added:
> "/var/run/console/root:1"
These files are created & allegedly removed by the pam_foreground module which
on Ubuntu is by default configured into the file /etc/pam.d/common-session file.
The file describes itself as session-related modules common to all services.
On one of our
Roger that. Are there books on the subject on the importance of files?
Erik Hollensbe wrote:
On Nov 26, 2006, at 6:08 PM, TwoEyedHuman wrote:
I run ubuntu 6.10 i686 with hlds and I never log into the root account
itself. I just use sudo and then my password to get root. But, today
my tripw
Okay. Before I ask any more questions on this list, I'll have to read
more on the linux filesystem and the importance of each file.
Ian mu wrote:
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I'd be tempted to do some digging in the other logs like /var/log/auth.log
and others for things
On Nov 26, 2006, at 6:08 PM, TwoEyedHuman wrote:
I run ubuntu 6.10 i686 with hlds and I never log into the root account
itself. I just use sudo and then my password to get root. But, today
my tripwire found this:
It would be in your best interest to:
1) Understand your tools so you can eff
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I'd be tempted to do some digging in the other logs like /var/log/auth.log
and others for things around the same time and see if anythings there,
fairly hard to tell if its a problem or not just from that alone.
On 11/27/06, TwoEyedHuman <[EMAIL
I run ubuntu 6.10 i686 with hlds and I never log into the root account
itself. I just use sudo and then my password to get root. But, today
my tripwire found this:
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Rule Name: System boot changes (/var/run)
Severity
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