UNIX admin wrote:
2. even if there were a virus written to run specifically on Solaris,
a regular user running this virus couldn't do anything to the system.
It's simply pointless.
How about this for instance? I am a net banking user. I login to my bank
a/c from my non-superuser a/c. Malwar
On 5/31/07, Anne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Does anyone know if Solaris 10 has the ability to index all of it's contents
and those contents are available for query? (Akin to Red Hat's "locate" and
"updatedb" features.) The "find" command is so sllow
Hi Anne,
I wrote a quick howto on getti
> Hi,
>
> How come the opensolaris has 3 iso's in download
> section instead of 4 ? What's been taken out ? And
> why does it say x86 Platform what happened to x64 ?
>
> thank you
1. The 4th file is the check-sum md5sum file. The dvd iso image is segmented
into three iso files in case there i
Horvath wrote:
> Hi,
>
> How come the opensolaris has 3 iso's in download section instead of 4 ?
> What's been taken out ? And why does it say x86 Platform what happened to x64
> ?
>
>
Look at the sizes and add them up.
It's always been x86, it's the generic name. If they called it x64,
peop
Hi,
How come the opensolaris has 3 iso's in download section instead of 4 ? What's
been taken out ? And why does it say x86 Platform what happened to x64 ?
thank you
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Now it just focuses on the fingerprint. The design is required to be
able to easily extended to other biometrics. If the resources in
opensolaris are enough, the bioAPI may be considered to be imported to
cover all the biometrics. Thanks.
So perhaps it should use something more generic than "f
As far as I know, Solaris does not come with an equivalent to RadHat's "locate"
command. But if you visit Blastwave.org you can download GNU "findutils" (find
it in the package list here: http://www.blastwave.org/packages.php), which
gives you basically the same thing, only the commands are "gup
well I'm booting of the dvd and starting the installation of developer edition
and then select interactive setup then I select a language (English by default)
and right after I hit F2 to confirm the screen goes black and Input Not
Supported comes up.
my specs :
cpu: conroe x6800
video geforce
UNIX admin wrote:
so even if the virus did do a successful buffer overrun and managed to get a
parent process's shell, it'd still end up causing no harm because regular user
can't touch the system.
This is all very well and true. But for any system that mostly used by
a single person (such
On 6/15/07, UNIX admin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Interesting! All these years of using them and I
> never knew that. Wonder why
> SUN hasn't bothered to include it (as Red Hat did) in
> their installs?
Because if you've done everything "by the book", you'll never need it.
`locate` is nothing
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