> Hi All!
>
> Can anyone suggest a stable jabber server? jabber
> 1.4's buggy, and jabber 2.0.x is a pain to install.
>
>thanks in advance!
>
There's something wrong with your setup if 1.43 seems to be buggy.
Can you please provide us extra details of
> and what we need to do to prevent it?
Coding with security in mind and have your code audited periodically
especially after a code modification/change.
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> On Mon, 11 Oct 2004 12:23:57 +0800 (PHT), ed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
>>
>> > Paolo Alexis Falcone wrote:
>> >
>> >>Fortunately though you'd not encounter this if you're using a 2.6
>> >>kernel. This is what you'l
the missing definition of
> 'task_struct' (if only there were a 'grep' for C code)
>
> I think I'll put this off until I have a kernel 2.6 system running.
a vanilla 2.4.21 or Whitebox's 2.4.21?
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inaryhello: error while loading shared libraries: ./ordinaryhello:
failed to map segment from shared object: Operation not permitted
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Greetings from ed
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specialhello binary -> http://i.keepsilent.net/specialhello
ordi
idea to
check out the veracity of your info.
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> least succeeding replies should now be kept within this
> new thread.
I think it will still break the thread
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to ATAPI CD
> writers in the process
>
There are some changes in 2.6.8.1 that breaks cd writing.
A temporary solution is running cdrecord as root to write _DATA_ cds.
Kernel 2.6.8.1 contains a memory leak which makes it not possible to write
audio cds, even as root. I'm not sure if it&
ap: 4297348k total,0k used, 4297348k free,45132k cached
>
>
> Well that looks ok. it says 98984k used and buffers/cache using 66104k the
> missing 30Mb+ is probably filesystem cache, internal/kernel stuff.
>
>
>
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Swap: 4297348k total,0k used, 4297348k free,45132k cached
Well that looks ok. it says 98984k used and buffers/cache using 66104k the
missing 30Mb+ is probably filesystem cache, internal/kernel stuff.
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> yeah.. i dont know the reason why.. the consumption keeps on growing
> eventhough im not running some process.. it is a memory leak?
>
It would be beneficial to all of us if you can post
a free, top, vmstat... output and include system info(kernel, distro, hw
spec etc.)
ed
ng ext3/ext2 if this is the case.
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n and off CONFIG_REISERFS_FS_XATTR and
have CONFIG_REISERFS_CHECK always on
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at may change in
the future. Some X apps did not run as expected, MPlayer but did not have
fullscreen support using any -vo and some apps just refused to run. A
developer I asked said MPlayer will run faster on Athene than on X after
they port it. hmmm let's see.
For now Xorg 6.8.0 ta
ames. Only if you are absolutely sure that
both nics on your machines and devices(ie routers) between your boxes
support it.
If your ok with unencrypted backups across the network
you can turn off ssh on rsync which will
speed up the transfer.
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ouston we have a problem
>
>
> Regards,
>
> Niño M. Gonzales
> Eco-Triangle Microsystems Co., Inc.
> Systems Administrator
>
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ut it's Windows exploits :(
>>
>> Thanks for the previous suggestions too, but I need Linux exploits. :)
For a good demo try using a default install of RH7/8 or even 9
there's a good deal of remote and local vulnerabilities in those versions.
plus there is readily availabl
nt.
probably because of weak passwords or an unproperly maintained OS
I suggest a reinstallation of the compromised box.
> Basically what does this files do?
> File 1 a remote controller?
Something like that
> File 2 an exploit in kernel?
Yes
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ion System
> Day 4 - Building a Honeypot
> Day 5 - Logfiles
Expensive. I'd rather buy books on the topic.
And with extra effort you can get detailed and authoritative
information from the internet too.
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it
Reported Aug 04 2004
Affected: Linux kernel 2.4 - 2.4.26 / 2.6 - 2.6.7
...
Have you wondered how the files got into your shell account?
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>
DL is a really big troll and is probably on MS's payroll, this idiot is
also the author of these articles
http://www.forbes.com/technology/enterprisetech/2004/06/15/cz_dl_0615ibmlinux.html
http://www.forbes.com/2003/06/18/cz_dl_0618linux.html
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://www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/html_node/Features.html
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more features
Xfce4 would suffice. Stay away from pixmap themes if you plan to add a bit
of eyecandy.
Compiling a custom kernel for your machines without modules and configured
specifically to your specs will reduce bloat and speed up booting.
Turning off unused services will help too.
good luck :D
x27;t stop someone ardent and clever enough to
break apart what I have for protection.
I hope they learned from their mistakes or tfsci.gov.ph may suffer the
same fate. but it will be entertaining for them not to
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pecially if the users have upload permission,
or shell access. Only enable if you know what you are doing. Note that
these security implications are not vsftpd specific. They apply to all
FTP daemons which offer to put local users in chroot() jails.
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> blame it on MS and IIS ...hehehehe :)
I wouldn't entirely blame it on MS, Bitstop is the liability here
defacers were able to access this page http://www.gov.ph/admin through an
admin backend user. I reckon they are using a password and an ip whitelist
combination to protect the page
>
> cant resist but does anybody have an idea what is this 'covert channel' of
> communicating?
>
i think via steganography
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> You can actually download and burn the install-x86-minimal-2004.1.iso
> ISO image from any of the Gentoo mirrors and put the stage1 tarball
> including your portage tree in one of the following:
>
> [1] FTP/HTTP server of your home network
> [2] CD-ROM
> [3] any partition of your hard disk drive
to do over a slow dialup link, but no
> matter, I have patience. :)
>
> Yeah, it's cumbersome, I know, but it is doable.
>
I already did two stage-1 installation at home without an internet
connection, I primarily use an usb stick and sometimes a cdrw for big
updates and installat
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Subject: Re: [plug] perl script for squid
On Wednesday 2004 May 05 23:43, Ed wrote:
> Is there a simple perl sript that can monitor squid process, I can't find
> one on go
hello to all,
Is there a simple perl sript that can monitor squid process, I can't find
one on google pls helpIm not too familiar with perl scriptingby the
way here's the condition.
1.) looking for the squid process (like "ps aux | grep squid" commnand in
unix)
2.) If there is sq
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Subject: Re: [plug] help on drbd
On Wed, Apr 28, 2004 at 09:57:09PM +0800, Ed wrote:
> can someone help me with setting up drbd, I used kernel-2.4.18 and
> kernel-2.4.16 to no vail. I already disable CONFIG_MODVERSIONS as
> mentioned on the drbd how
+0800, Ed wrote:
> can someone help me with setting up drbd, I used kernel-2.4.18 and
> kernel-2.4.16 to no vail. I already disable CONFIG_MODVERSIONS as
> mentioned on the drbd how to's website and rebuild kernel...but
> nothing happens. I'm still getting the same error messag
: Re: [plug] help on drbd
i used the 2.4.25 from kernel.org
Ed said:
> Helo to all,
> can someone help me with setting up drbd, I used kernel-2.4.18 and
> kernel-2.4.16 to no vail. I already disable CONFIG_MODVERSIONS as
> mentioned
> on the drbd how to's website and
Helo to all,
can someone help me with setting up drbd, I used kernel-2.4.18 and
kernel-2.4.16 to no vail. I already disable CONFIG_MODVERSIONS as mentioned
on the drbd how to's website and rebuild kernel...but nothing happens. I'm
still getting the same error message. I can't find some help
On Wed, 21 Apr 2004, Ed wrote:
>
> follow-up on my concernedI'm not referring to a database replicator
> here...I'm pertainig to a certain slice on a harddisk for example.../home
on
> server A...if this is possible to replicate on server B...??
>
> -Original Mes
follow-up on my concernedI'm not referring to a database replicator
here...I'm pertainig to a certain slice on a harddisk for example.../home on
server A...if this is possible to replicate on server B...??
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ED on server
A, this will be automatically done on server B. Any helpful site's with
documentation is highly appreciatedthanks in advance
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squid and DVD
On Tue, Apr 20, 2004 at 06:16:52PM +0800, Ed wrote:
> Is it through that squid alone is capable or has feature of l
> balancing, I hear it from a friend that they configured squid with load
> balancing feature (using only squid??). I have plan to set this up, any
> he
Hello to all,
Is it through that squid alone is capable or has feature of load balancing,
I hear it from a friend that they configured squid with load balancing
feature (using only squid??). I have plan to set this up, any help is highly
appreciatedhelpful sites with how tosetc.
> Dear Plug,
>
> Can you recommend good Network or Server Monitoring Tools (e.g. like ntop,
> opennms and etc).
>
> Thanks,
> iris
http://www.nagios.org
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"Open Source Has No Future in RP, Says Expert"
got the headline on osnews.com
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