On Mon, 12 Feb 2001, Tony Hoyle wrote:
> Paul Tweedy wrote:
>
> > Secondly, to get the thing running I'm assuming I can copy a working login
> > binary from an identical server, so I can get in & change the passwords and
> > sort the security out?
>
> ...and what if the 'cp' binary has been hac
Paul Tweedy wrote:
> Secondly, to get the thing running I'm assuming I can copy a working login
> binary from an identical server, so I can get in & change the passwords and
> sort the security out?
...and what if the 'cp' binary has been hacked to stop you doing just
that? What if 'passwd' is
on 12/2/01 15:37, Alan Cox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schribe:
> rpm --verify --all
>
> That will check all the packages seem sane. It won't neccessarily help
> identify the problem but can reassure you as what if anything may be corrupt.
>
> If it shows up changes in login, netstat, su and the like
> nothing. Swap is hardly being used at all, and even rebooting with all the
> usual services turned off made no difference, so I can't believe there's
> something gobbling the memory. In single-user mode, top reports nothing
> untoward - 99.8% CPU available, swap at 0% use, plenty of RAM availabl
Hi all,
I'm at my wit's end. I've a Redhat 6.2 i386 box (6gb HD, 128mb RAM, 32mb
swap, kernel 2.2.14-5.0) which has been happily running as a dev server for
a good few months - Apache, PHP, MySQL, Samba and Netatalk being the most
heavily-used services. Nothing too load-heavy, maybe 5 users at on
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