Yes, it does and can be changed via drakconf, security level. Read the script
/usr/sbin/draksec for more levels
On Wednesday 22 August 2001 08:06, Tom Wilson wrote:
Wil McGilvery wrote:
I am using mandrake as well. It installs very well and I have
yet to experience much of a problem with
: Geof Steichen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, August 21, 2001 11:11 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Mandrake, anyone?
I am running mdk 8.0 and like it a lot. I previously used COL 2.3 and
eDesktop 2.4 . Easy install and has been quite stable. Mdk 8.0 uses both
CUPS and lpr
Wil McGilvery wrote:
I am using mandrake as well. It installs very well and I have
yet to experience much of a problem with it.
Hey all you Mandrakers. Does it install a firewall at install much in the
same way that Redhat 7.1 does?
Thanks.
--Tom Wilson
I am running Suse 7.2 personal, and very happy with it, once I figured out
where everything is.
It configured my ISA sb64awe right off the mark with the alsa sound modules.
I have since switched motherboards and it also detected and properly
configured my VIA82C868A on board chipset audio. I
I'm running Mandrake Freq on my workstations, and we use various (released)
versions on our servers. I like it because it provides compatibility with
redhat-isms without their focus on the bleeding edge. I've had very few
compatibility problems when using it, and it's been quite stable.
I like is for the most part. After undummying it (rm,cp), it's better. It
also makes helping friends that are clueless easy. Insert boot disk and cd1,
reboot, choose update and viola!, most problems are fixed. I run 7.2 and
find it stable. Found and set up everything including a cd-rw and zip
I am running mdk 8.0 and like it a lot. I previously used COL 2.3 and
eDesktop 2.4 . Easy install and has been quite stable. Mdk 8.0 uses both
CUPS and lpr for printing. The distro comes with a good selection of
software and pretty complete set of the usual utilities.
