harge, and you
are free to make and use as many copies of the software as you wish. You
are encouraged to make copies for your friends. ]
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Because world domination req
No problem, that's the way it's supposed to work. Basically, /sbin/halt
can detect how it's called and react accordingly. It's a pretty common
tactic in scripting languages like Bash and Perl too.
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http://www.redhat.com/support/errata/
On Mon, 20 Mar 2000, Darryl Harvey wrote:
> Where do I go to get the definitive list of RPM updates (or security
> updates) since the release of RH6.1
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and other types of
configuration changes.
For more information regarding security & Linux, I recommend the Linux
Admistrators Security Guide (LASG) which is on www.linuxdoc.org
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I know RH 6.1 supports RAID volumes during a new install, but does it
support RAID during an upgrade? I have a 5.2 box with a 2.2.14 kernel
that I want to upgrade, but I'm a bit worried...
Thanks.
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ake-3.76.1-5
pmake-1.0-10
Any ideas? Thanks.
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Because world domination requires quality open documentation.
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I like vtund myself. Definately a lot easier to setup then Free S/WAN.
Find it on freshmeat.net
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Because world domination requires quality open documentation.
aka
"rooting" or "to root a box" means to gain unauthorized access to the root
account of a system. Or another way: to break into or crack a system.
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a
I've ever had a
problem with them). I would highly recommend any product from VA based on
my experiance.
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s etc. Suggestions on the best place to start
> reading/experimenting appreciated. If there is a better
> site to post this please let me know. I don't want to bog
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nning already.
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On Mon, 20 Dec 1999, Todd A. Jacobs
be on a bogus network so your
system doesn't get confused.
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Then use a procmail log analysis tool to tell you where your mail went. I
recommend proclog:
http://www.pobox.com/~aturner/proclog/
I'm not only a happy user, but the author as well. :)
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On Tue, 14 Dec 1999, Alan Mead wrote:
> At 04:44 PM 12/13/99 -0800, Aaron Turner wrote:
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> >Also realize that there are kernel modules out there that will "hide"
> >changes so using RPM or things like Tripwire will *not* show modified
> >files. If you have re
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No! This is what the X-Mailing-List header is for. An example procmail
script would be:
:0
^X-Mailing-List.*
redhat-list
Red Hat did it right by not putting in those horrible subject line
modifiers.
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www.modssl.org, grab the tarballs you need and get the
tarball for Apache from www.apache.org. At that point just follow the
directions that come with mod_ssl.
If you need further help, I suggest you talk to the modssl mailing list.
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AFAIK, there should be two different devices for your tape drive, one for
compressed writes and another for uncompressed rights. I'd point you at a
HowTo or something, but linuxdoc.org changed their site layout (*again*)
and I can't find a search box. (Wish they wouldn't do that)
Anyways, I wo
ade promotional sponsorship for that technology, please
either tell me or have them contact me! Of course if you're serious about
writing your own, let me know- we'd love to have you on our team.
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Socks port scans happen *all the time*. At least where I work, we get
full scans for socks about once a week. No big deal for me since we don't
run socks. :-)
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