On Tue, 5 Dec 2000, Marco Presi wrote:
I upgraded to RH7 last week, and I'm not able to compile kernel.
Nor the 2.2.16-22 shipped with RH, nor the 2.2.17 from kernel.org
Some other person had my same problem.
Some one knows why?
Search archives. Archives say 'Redhat 7.0 shipped with a
Marco Presi said once upon a time (Tue, 5 Dec 2000):
Hello all
I upgraded to RH7 last week, and I'm not able to compile kernel.
Nor the 2.2.16-22 shipped with RH, nor the 2.2.17 from kernel.org
Some other person had my same problem.
Some one knows why?
Yes, you didn't read the
Hello all
I upgraded to RH7 last week, and I'm not able to compile kernel.
Nor the 2.2.16-22 shipped with RH, nor the 2.2.17 from kernel.org
Some other person had my same problem.
Some one knows why?
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Marco
"Michael R. Jinks" schrieb:
Worked fine for me as of about two days ago. How do you connect to the
'Net, and from where?
I'm in the U.S., on a 400 Kbps DSL line, and I've had good luck with
this.
I am connecting from the northern part of Germany using a 56k modem. Any
other connection is
Mike Burger schrieb:
What type of connection are you on?
It's a 56k modem and I connect from a RH 7.0 Linuxbox at home.
My boxes sit on a T1 (not a brag, just illustrating my point), and I've
not had a problem. I think I had one time where things weren't moving,
and it turned out that
I am looking for a mid to upper level range notebook that satisfactorily
runs RH. My preference, although not a necessity, would be to purchase a
notebook preloaded with RH which is appropriately configured (including
modem). Alternatively, a purchase of a fully hardware compatible notebook
Uh, what are the thoughts on usig NIS for this, if the gentleman
in question is using host files for the local network(s)? Is
this recommended, or is it a service too insecure for a Internet
gateway/firewall to be serving?
Best Regards,
LG
On Mon, 4 Dec 2000, Mike Burger wrote:
Could your
On Mon, 4 Dec 2000, Michael R. Jinks wrote:
Hi, all.
Can somebody suggest a reason why the kernel sources packaged with Red
Hat 7 would compile for SMP, but not for single-CPU?
After a successful compile, I made one change, which was to move the SMP
option from "yes" to "no", and the
Hi there.
I'm a bit confused I think. Once I was able to print to a shared printer on
a Win box. But I had X and KDE installed and I was able to connect the queue
to the shared printer on the Win box. No Samba installation just TCP/IP. (I
think at least.) Now I am trying to do the same
On Fri, 01 Dec 2000 21:11:23 -0600
Bob Hartung [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a utility to convert a basic dos ascii file to
the unix format that will deal with the carriage returns?
This is my 'dos2unix' filter, based on a awk script and a
shell script. Hope you like it.
On Mon, Dec 04, 2000 at 05:21:18PM -0500, John Aldrich wrote:
Hi,
You can use zip
zip enter
will get the help
Mettavihari
Is there a utility to convert a basic dos ascii file to
the unix format that will deal with the carriage returns? I
thought there was a 'dostounix' program but
Greetings !
What should I write to the modem AT commands to get
connected through a leased line ? I don't know the equivalent for Windows's
"Don't wait dial up tone" . Thanks. Catalin
Hello !
I'm in trouble. I'm trying to play divx format avi files on my
RedHat Linux v7.0 workstation. On my home box (Debian 2.2 with
the same hardware) avifile player is doing for me all the best,
but on my work redhat machine all seems ok (i mean compiling or
installing from rpm) but i can't
The USR modems work great as that is what we sell here and I have used
both the PCi version and the ISA version. The easiest way to do it
though, go external.
I like them better because if they lock, you don't have to reboot the
machine to reset the modem.
Hope this helps,
Kevin
Krikofer
On Mon, 4 Dec 2000, Tundra wrote:
I am looking for a mid to upper level range notebook that
satisfactorily runs RH. My preference, although not a necessity, would
http://www.tuxtops.com
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Unfortunately, I know nothing of NIS...I'm afraid I'll be of no help
on that one.
On Tue, 5 Dec 2000 04:52:08 -0400 (AST), Luke C Gavel wrote:
Uh, what are the thoughts on usig NIS for this, if the gentleman
in question is using host files for the local network(s)? Is
this recommended, or is
First, and this is the important thing, you need to make sure your
modem works on leased lines.
Most modems don't. You usually need a CSU/DSU, as a modem is analog,
and leased lines are usually digital
On Tue, 5 Dec 2000 13:42:25 +0200, Catalin Gales wrote:
Greetings !
What should I write to
On Mon, 4 Dec 2000, Mitchell K. Smith wrote:
Does the setterm option "stick" upon rebooting?
No. Put it in rc.local if you want it set at power-on.
Can I turn off screen blanking when using Gnome?
Yes. Set your screensaver timeout to 0.
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How can I remove the halt/logout commands from GNOME's login and logout
menus?
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To tell the truth, I'm not sure that it's really a configuration
problem so much as you're on a 56K modem, and you're asking the
system to sift through many megabytes of data.
I could be wrong, so take the above with a grain of salt, though.
On Tue, 05 Dec 2000 08:59:58 +0100, hello wrote:
I have the docs but I'm not familiar with modems commands . I didn't find
anything which may override "waiting for dial tone" .
Catalin
The easiest would be to consult the documentation you should have got
with your modem - the manual should list all commands. The web page of
the modem
It is not a digital line . ...
First, and this is the important thing, you need to make sure your
modem works on leased lines.
Most modems don't. You usually need a CSU/DSU, as a modem is analog,
and leased lines are usually digital
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I decided to swap out Xig Accelerated X for XFree86 4.0.1 last
night due to some irritating random system crashes/hangs (no
direct evidence, just suspicion). Went fine, until I tried to
get TT font support working.
First, it seemed that the XFree86 install kit (which I got from
XFree86.org, not
On Tue, Dec 05, 2000 at 01:42:25PM +0200, Catalin Gales wrote:
What should I write to the modem AT commands to get connected through
a leased line ? I don't know the equivalent for Windows's "Don't wait
dial up tone" .
The easiest would be to consult the documentation you should have got
with
Should I be using Gnome's Printer Tool or something else to accomplish this?
I am using Red Hat 7 and Gnome and wish to print to the NetWare 4.11 server
named SERV.
The print server name is HP5SI_SERVICE. The print queue name on SERV is
HP_5SI
The printer is an HP LaserJet 5Si connected via
It's not a digital line, but you're getting no dialtone? Sounds like
dry copper...in which case, your 56K modem still probably won't
work...at that point, you need a "line driver"...still very much like
a CSU/DSU.
Maybe I'm a little ignorant on how phone lines work in Europe, or how
modems
I am running 6.2 and I can ftp to any place that I would like but when I
try and ftp into my 6.2 box is says connection refused. How do I start
ftp automaticaly when the server boots?
Scott Skrogstad
Computer Integration Inc,
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800-522-3475 Phone
Denis J. Cirulis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
I'm in trouble. I'm trying to play divx format avi files on my
RedHat Linux v7.0 workstation. On my home box (Debian 2.2 with
the same hardware) avifile player is doing for me all the best,
but on my work redhat machine all seems ok (i mean
Make sure that the FTP Daemon line isn't commented out in your
/etc/inetd.conf file. If it is un-comment it and restart the inetd daemon.
Are you getting connected and then refused on login, or just refused from
even being connected at all? Also, I believe that if you have TCP wrappers
On Tue, Dec 05, 2000 at 07:46:43AM -0600, Jamin Collins wrote:
JaminC I have a feeling, that more information, such as system specs, is going to
JaminC be needed here. In particular: what video cards do they both have, what
JaminC version of X, what other services are running on each, etc. In
You look in /etc/inetd.conf to make sure that the ftp line isn't
commented out. Then, you note the name of the program being called
to answer ftp requests, and make sure it's installed on your system.
Usually, it's referred to as in.ftpd. "find / -name in.ftpd" will
tell you if the file
gary wrote:
hi seyman,
Thanks for your advise, :-)...
I didn't get any value when entering 'echo $TMOUT', is that means the
timeout is unlimited or ??
The files (.bash_profile or /etc/profile) that u mentioned for changing
TMOUT, what is the statement shd I change cause can't find TMOUT
Sorry for all the copies of the same message. I didn't realize that the
server went down, so thinking that my smtp server had a problem, I resent
the message.
Rob Yale
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try http://www.i2osig.org/
Tom Curl
Enertex Systems
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On Tue, Dec 05, 2000 at 07:28:50AM -0600, Mike McNally wrote:
Should I just give up and get RedHat's xfs back? (I think RedHat's
serves plain X and TT fonts.)
XFree 4 supports TrueType natively. In fact it uses the same font
engine as RH's xfs. Just put 'freetype' in the 'Module' section of
Right; my problem isn't so much with the X server as with
the behavior of xfstt (the True Type font server).
My plan this morning is to try it with the X server just
pointed straight at the font directories. (For my purposes
a font server is really not that important anyway.)
Thanks!
Apologies if this has been covered recently but the list archive search
facilities on Red Hat aren't working at present.
I have RH6.2 installed, with rpm manager rpm-3.0.5-9.6x.i386.rpm I would
like to start using rpm manager rpm-4.0-4.i386.rpm as shipped with RH7.0. I
understand there are some
On Tue, 05 Dec 2000, Tom Churchward wrote:
Apologies if this has been covered recently but the list archive search
facilities on Red Hat aren't working at present.
Check the archives on www.moongroup.org
I'm pretty sure this has been covered in detail there. :-)
John
I looked in the /etc/inetd.conf and
ftp stream tcp nowait root/usr/sbin/tcpd in.ftpd -l -a
was not commented out. I am connecting and putting in a valid user name
and password and it is telling me that the password is incorrect and not
letting me in. The funny thing is I can
Eh. I'm not worried. They grew a lot in a big hurry, a year or two ago
they were much smaller and RedHat's 4.2-6.2 were all quality releases;
well, better than what we generally expect from some much larger
software publishing houses.
I'd ignore what the company does and watch how the distros
On Mon, 4 Dec 2000, hello wrote:
Hello to everybody,
runing RH 7.0 for about two weeks I am generally
quite well, so I registered at RH- Network. Since
than I tried the up2date- agent for serveral
times, and finally quited using this thing. The
reason is that the download of upgrades is
On Tue, 5 Dec 2000, Thomas R. Shannon wrote:
I certainly get slow downloads on my 56k modem. I expect it. I guess
what I'd like to know is if there is a way to automatically download
and install updates without interaction with the program. This could
be done at night with cron or started
Hi there,
I am trying to find a method to delete *running* memory/SWAP to get rid of
the pgp-passphrase there after using it. To protect the passphrase I found
several hints on the net, like these ones:
--
" ... sudo chown
There are also networking tools that will process batch downloads given
a list of URL's, unfortunately I can't remember any of their names off
hand -- maybe look at ncftpget?
If you want to throw money at the upgrade process, yeah try the RH
registered user program, or for about $60 you can get
Bob Hartung [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
Is there a utility to convert a basic dos ascii file to
the unix format that will deal with the carriage returns? I
thought there was a 'dostounix' program but I can't seem to
find it.
'flip' also works well. I have an RPM around for it
i am trying to write a little shell script that will
update my dns on a remote machine every 10 minutes,
using nsupdate. the problem is I need to get the IP
address of my dsl connection, but i can't seem to find
a way to parse the output from ifconfig. my connection
uses PPPOE. i would be very
I upgraded from 6.2 last night to 7.0 using respin images. I have the boxed
set but I used respin to have the latest. The upgrade went fine with no
errors. However, when the system rebooted their is a failure.
Hopefully the following messages are relevant :
SCSI: 0 hosts SCSI: detected total
...
Open the file in vi and set it to save the file in
unix format like this :
:set ff=unix
Then save the file like this :
:w
kelly
Quoting Eric Sisler [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Bob Hartung [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
Is there a utility to convert a basic dos ascii file to
the
Hi Herik,
The 2.4 kernel has support for promise ultra66 controller so I am able to
mount /dev/hde1 to /cdrive. But for some reason lilo doesn't recognize
/dev/hde1 at boot time. In order to boot win2k I have to go to bios and select
boot off-board controller first. Any
I've been using RH ever since 1996 when they weren't as big as they are. IMHO,
they were better then than now because they were more like us users than a big
corporation a la microsoft. Look at their website now! It's practically
impossible to find decent information for users, it's all about
Hi David,
It turns out that lilo has a bug/feature/oddity that others have noted (but no
one seems to care to fix) that truncates anything in the "append" line at about
40 (!) characters.
Have you considered compiling the package? Shouldn't be to hard to find and
correct
Here's one way, I'm sure there are 100 more:
/sbin/ifconfig ppp0 | grep 'inet addr' | awk -F':' '{print $2}' | awk
'{print $1}'
Stew Benedict
At 08:22 AM 12/05/2000 -0800, you wrote:
i am trying to write a little shell script that will
update my dns on a remote machine every 10 minutes,
Try this:
#!/usr/bin/perl
@info = `ifconfig`;
foreach $line(@info){
if ($line =~ /inet addr/){
$line =~ s/(.*)(:)(.*)(\ )(.*)(:)(.*)/\3/;
print $line;
}
}
I'm sure you could do some grep stuff on this as well:
ifconfig | grep inet | sed
I have found that you can use the xmms-avi plugin. Also, you'll need to
download libstdc++2.95.2, and you can install it alongside your current
libstdc++. It works fine for me on RH 7, but this program needs work. You
can't make the screen full size, since the Z key will hang the program.
Hi Adrian,
the problem is I need to get the IP
address of my dsl connection, but i can't seem to find
a way to parse the output from ifconfig.
No perl but shell:
IP_DEV=`/sbin/ifconfig device | grep inet | cut -d : -f 2 | cut -d " " -f 1`
Or you could source it from
On Sun, 3 Dec 2000, Jonathan Wilson wrote:
Howdy,
I tried to send this once before and I think it failed. Is there some sort of quota
on this list?
I'm going through and applying all the security patches from RH, and decided I
should remove a few packages that I'm not using. I'm
Reply to message from Chris Cho on Mon, 4 Dec 2000, 20:10 -0800:
I'm sure you caught the news from /. that RH downsized . . . [ ... ]
No, I didn't ... has anybody a link for me to learn what's going on ?
Regards --
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Have you considered compiling the package? Shouldn't be to hard to find and
correct the bug/feature/oddity you are refering to, now you know what it is.
I have. Have you ever looked at the source? LILO is not a normal package -
it includes a massive amount of assembly code, necessary to do the
On Tue, 5 Dec 2000, Wolfgang Pfeiffer wrote:
Reply to message from Chris Cho on Mon, 4 Dec 2000, 20:10 -0800:
I'm sure you caught the news from /. that RH downsized . . . [ ... ]
No, I didn't ... has anybody a link for me to learn what's going on ?
Here it is:
Ok, I am in the same situation. I have installed the RPM for ssh 2.3 and
have started it. It is running under root right now, but I realize that
this might not be safe. How and is it necessary for me to start it as
nobody?
Any help is appreciated.
Kevin
From: "Cassell, Damon" [EMAIL
The SSH daemon needs to run as root, in order to bind itself to the port
(any port below 1000 needs to be accessed as root).
The initial SSHD will spawn sshd sessions as needed...upon connection.
On Tue, 5 Dec 2000, K Old wrote:
Ok, I am in the same situation. I have installed the RPM for
Hello, all.
I have a RH 6.1 professional edition server running e-commerce right now,
and some of its certificates are coming due. Since the RSA patent has
expired, what is the best way to go forward? Is there a howto somewhere to
go from the secureweb rpm to using apache+ssl? I'm wary that
Hi,
on a regular basis, I try to upgrade RH and I almost always have to go back
to the list.
Here again, I have a pretty interesting pbs :
2 times I tried to re-compile the kernel after intalling the sources.
Fist pb : installing the sources does not install the required links to
/usr/include
On Tue, 05 Dec 2000, Philippe Moutarlier wrote:
Hi,
on a regular basis, I try to upgrade RH and I almost always have to go back
to the list.
Here again, I have a pretty interesting pbs :
2 times I tried to re-compile the kernel after intalling the sources.
Fist pb : installing the
Nice page! Thanks for the info.
Paul
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Subject: Re: Oracle 8 on RH7
http://jordan.fortwayne.com/oracle/
On Mon, 4 Dec 2000, Paul
I ran into this problem yesterday. If your .config file is worth saving, rename
it and then do a "make mrproper", which will erase all relics of past compiles
from the source tree as well as any user-entered configuration information. Then
do a "make [x|menu]config" and re-load your .config
On Tue, 5 Dec 2000, Mike Burger wrote:
The SSH daemon needs to run as root, in order to bind itself to the port
(any port below 1000 needs to be accessed as root).
The initial SSHD will spawn sshd sessions as needed...upon connection.
However, those other spawned processes are also owned
Thanks for the hints. Will try your suggestion.
but I would also like RH to be a little more careful at not shipping bugged
libs (this is the second time in the row, AFAIR) and at least check that the
kernel sources they package actually compiles !
I have been using RH since 4.1 and upgrading
Jamin Collins wrote:
Tundra [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
I am looking for a mid to upper level range notebook that
satisfactorily runs RH. My preference, although not a
necessity, would be to purchase a notebook preloaded with RH
which is appropriately configured (including modem).
On Tue, 5 Dec 2000, K Old wrote:
Ok, I am in the same situation. I have installed the RPM for ssh 2.3 and
have started it. It is running under root right now, but I realize that
this might not be safe. How and is it necessary for me to start it as
nobody?
Any process that handles logins
On Tue, 05 Dec 2000, Thornton Prime wrote:
On Tue, 5 Dec 2000, K Old wrote:
Ok, I am in the same situation. I have installed the RPM for ssh 2.3 and
have started it. It is running under root right now, but I realize that
this might not be safe. How and is it necessary for me to start
Yeah, but the 2500 series of Solos has been discontinued...happened 2
or 3 months ago.
And, IMO, the units they have now aren't worth the money.
On Tue, 05 Dec 2000 14:51:37 -0600, Stephen Hargrove wrote:
Jamin Collins wrote:
Tundra [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
I am looking for a mid
You're right...it did come off a little bit vague.
Either way, though, I'm not aware of any buffer overflows or exploits
that could cause the current version of OpenSSh to grant a rootshell,
so the individual SSH sessions being owned by root shouldn't be a
problem, at this point.
On Tue, 5 Dec
Until today I'd never heard of Microsoft's SourceSafe product, but it looks as
though we are going to have to interact with a source code repository at a
client's remote site, and I expect that they're going to want us to do it via
their already-standing infrastructure.
Does anybody know how
Hi all,
I was succesfully install RedHat 7.0 on my PC, but
i'm found error when i try to make bzImage. I just adding several TCP/IP options
on the kernel options. I found the same problem when i try to use
kernel-2.2.17.
Thx
Anton
I tried this. The compile goes further but still dies while dealing with
the file
checksum.S: badly punctuated
I also get LOTS of warnings concerning the pre-processing which could not
paste.
I looked into the code and found forms like
"## msg" that the compiler seems not to like at all.
What are these messages. They began to appear in the logs, but have
ignored them. I'm sure that I am not suppose to.
Dec 4 18:25:45 xxx pam_console[12079]: console tty1 is owned by UID 0
Dec 4 18:25:45 xxx pam_console[12079]: console tty1 is a character device
Avram
Yuck. Well, what about trying to install the kernel from a tarball instead?
I've actually never seen any advantage to using the RPM-ified version of the
kernel source to begin with.
I don't know what would cause a de-installed package to produce conflict errors;
that sounds like an RPM error.
I might have been hacked but I am not sure. I have two servers that I
have been able to ftp into now all of a sudden I connect give it my user
name and password and it says invalid password and drops me. I can turn
around and telnet in just fine. I thought it was a problem only on one
server
There are all sorts of reasons why something might be going wrong that are not
hack related, so I always start with my log files.
Look at /var/log/messages, concentrating on the time between your last successful
ftp session and your first unsuccessful one. That might also give you clues
about
I sent this message out about a month ago and never got a response. I
figure it's worth another shot.
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everything was working fine, then i opened a webpage that was apparently
quite a resource hog (i watched it eat /all/ of my available ram). my
system hung, and i was forced to power
Hi,
Setting up a new dial-up ISP connection at my office and
will need to grap dynamically assigned IP address for
firewall. I've looked at Robert Ziegler's stuff but he
doesn't answer the main question: which is better to use:
dhcpd or pump and if the latter then where is the
documentation
Philippe Moutarlier wrote:
I respond to myself as it seems that it is a well known pb with RH 7.0 .
the shipped version is bugged !
What makes you say this? Be specific. I've had no trouble using RH7, and I've
now compiled the kernel several times, so I'm inclined to suspect that
Hi David,
Have you considered compiling the package? Shouldn't be to hard to find and
correct the bug/feature/oddity you are refering to, now you know what it is.
I have. Have you ever looked at the source? LILO is not a normal package - it
includes a massive amount of
My /dev/ttyS2 (which is my modem as well) is:
crw---1 root tty4, 66 Dec 5 17:36 /dev/ttyS2
Note the permissions. Mine works fine as 600 (character special). Your
major and minor numbers are fine.
Does the software you're using give you the option of which device to use?
Good ideas, but remember that files on a hacked system are always suspect; for
example, several exploits will run extra copies of inetd, with their own copy of
inetd.conf stashed someplace strange like under /tmp, /var, or /dev.
/etc/passwd is _DEFINITELY_ a good call.
netstat is a likely
I'm confused. Tell me if I have this right.
The firewall is going to be doing the dialing? And the dynamic IP address will
be the one that gets assigned to the firewall's outside interface (the one
attached to the modem)?
If that's the case, then you might not need either one; your ISP should
Attempted clarification:
Diald controls the ppp0 connection. My ISP assigns an IP
address to ppp0 (the interface to the outside world) that
changes with each login. I need to pass the address to my
rc.firewall file so that it knows the value of IPADDR to use
in the ipchains scripts that I
Michael,
There are TONS of messages on the net (some from Alan Cox which seems to
know what he is talking about) about the fact that the gcc 2.96 is NOT a
release, that it produces broken kernel. It is easy to find on the net :
search for "checksum.S badly punctuated".
The gcc web site has a
Hi Bob,
which is better to use:
dhcpd or pump and if the latter then where is the
documentation so I can get a grip on it before deploying it.
I would say dhcpcd (dhcpd is the server daemon), but that is because I
couldn't get pump to work with my ISP (talking about RH
On 12/4/00 10:11 PM, Steve Lee spake unto the assembled:
it was setup previously, working wonderfully.
here is a snip of what happens when i telnet into port 143.
Escape character is '^]'.
* OK neptune.blitzen-priv.net IMAP4rev1 v12.264 server ready
Well, that's only one part of it. Do
On 12/4/00 2:31 PM, Ted Gervais spake unto the assembled:
CNN Videoselect requires Cascading Style Sheets. Please turn them on in
preferences.
What does this mean? What are Cascading Style Sheets? Where do I find
'preferences' in Konqueror which I was using at the time?
I'm guessing
Hi again Bob,
So the problem is the value of $IPADDR
See the thread "how do the ip of a PPP connection?" of just a few hours ago.
In short, indepent of using either:
IP_DEV=`/sbin/ifconfig device | grep inet | cut -d : -f 2 | cut -d " " -f 1`
On Tue, 5 Dec 2000, Philippe Moutarlier wrote:
Michael,
There are TONS of messages on the net (some from Alan Cox which seems to
know what he is talking about) about the fact that the gcc 2.96 is NOT a
release, that it produces broken kernel. It is easy to find on the net :
search for
On Tue, Dec 05, 2000 at 06:02:57PM -0800, Philippe Moutarlier wrote:
Michael,
There are TONS of messages on the net (some from Alan Cox which seems to
know what he is talking about) about the fact that the gcc 2.96 is NOT a
release, that it produces broken kernel. It is easy to find on the
At 05:47 PM 12/5/2000 -0600, you wrote:
Good ideas, but remember that files on a hacked system are always suspect; for
example, several exploits will run extra copies of inetd, with their own copy of
inetd.conf stashed someplace strange like under /tmp, /var, or /dev.
/etc/passwd is _DEFINITELY_
okay.
i found out that it was something in the hosts.allow.
interesting why it didn't work with the old allow?
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Sent: Tuesday, December 05, 2000 4:11 PM
Subject: Re: Redhat 7.0
On 12/4/00 10:11 PM,
What the heck to I check?
In addition to what the others mentioned, run 'rpm -ya'.
It will verify all of your redhat package installed software against the
redhat MD5 signatures in the rpm database. It is kind of a primitive, yet
very effective, tripwire system. Read the manpage for details
Dec 5 18:11:34 neptune xinetd[27957]: Bad line received from identity
server at 207.113.56.134: 61448
Dec 5 18:11:38 neptune xinetd[27958]: Bad line received from identity
server at 207.113.56.134: 61449
Dec 5 18:11:40 neptune xinetd[27959]: Bad line received from identity
server at
I've heard stories of crackers not cleaning up logfiles at times. Usually
this is because people forget. Logs are good to read even if you don't
suspect problems. I read mine frequently just to keep up on things :)
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