is
certainly no replacement for good practices (patching, thoughtful
configuration, etc.).
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On 2 Apr 2003, Ezra Nugroho wrote:
dude, that's from RHN!
On Tue, 2003-04-01 at 17:38, Bill Carlson wrote:
On 1 Apr 2003, Ezra Nugroho wrote:
Binary Disc 1 638M 400c7fb292c73b793fb722532abd09ad
Binary Disc 2 646M 6b8ba42f56b397d536826c78c9679c0a
Binary Disc 3
the Redhat I want to admin and use.
Time will tell I guess.
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2ddd8e6a8502869cd2e78d47590b9be1
Source Disc 3 424M f378cf68b22c3b9a64c86b5067511630
Ok, but how do we KNOW those are really the OFFICIAL ones?
:)
I can just see this whole bitorrent thing being a massive trojan
attackit IS April 1st after all.
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Internet connections...
Another benefit: If your password for root gets horked for some reason,
you can still ssh in and fix it without having to boot single user. Not
that I've ever had to do that. *cough*
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as well.
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hurdle for Linux. That is for it to take over the world and all. For me to
use it..here I am.
Please, don't feed the troll.
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is a fine
line to walk. Perhaps a source where users can query by CAN/CVE number and
find current Redhat status. Still a lot of work to say Non issue.
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On Tue, 3 Dec 2002, Michael Schwendt wrote:
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On Tue, 3 Dec 2002 11:31:11 -0600 (CST), Bill Carlson wrote:
$ su -l root
# rpm -qa | xargs -n 1 -t rpm -V rpm-Va.txt
# less rpm-Va.txt
?!? No need for xargs.
rpm -Va | tee
a lot less time and assures some base utilities might be
trustworthy. Then I usually rpm -V rpm or apache to make sure the verify
function is still working. Can't be too careful:)
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there and then give us the details.
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that the RPMs are ok, symlink then to your autorpm
target directory. Works for me.
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every mail, black hole some servers and have email swiss
cheesed before it hits the inbox, a few well chosen patches and done. Or
better yet, I roll my own code to do it, qmail makes that easy.
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at the files in /proc/scsi. When in
doubt, ask the kernel.
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% /dev/shm
but, like I said, I can only account for about 7GB used on the / partition.
Try this:
find / -type d -maxdepth 1 | egrep -v home|proc|^/$ | xargs du -sh
That should show usage of each directory in /, not including /home and
/proc.
It's possible you need to fsck /.
Later,
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on for the
Virtual Consoles. That only applies until the next reboot, add the script
to /etc/rc.d/rc.local to set on every boot. setleds is part of
console-tools, in case you don't have it installed.
For X, numlockx as previously mentioned works just fine, for those not
running Gnome/KDE as well.
Bill
change of some type.
I did have troubles with a certain brand of NIC (which I forget, of
course) that would get a randomly generated MAC address when the driver
loaded. Didn't affect the order eth* was assigned, but sure caused
problems on a reboot. :)
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OpenSSH incident and others.
Why do this? Stability. Rather than rush out a security fix with
additional untested code, get out JUST the fix.
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' potentially problem DNS responses does
NOT in fact help the situation at all.
See http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=djbdnsm=102614840819438w=2
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, the put
entries in /etc/modules.conf for each, ie 'alias eth0 8139too'. When the
modules loads, the correct device will be associated with that NIC.
Granted, with 5 NICs that will be a pain.
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from Redhat soon as well.
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On Wed, 26 Jun 2002, Bill Carlson wrote:
I haven't grabbed a SRPM yet to absolutely verify this, but I will do so
and I would expect an announcement from Redhat soon as well.
Verified, openssh-3.1p1-3 does not use BSD_AUTH or S/KEY.
From the spec file:
%configure \
--sysconfdir
pages verify that 'PAMAuthenticationViaKbdInt no' is the default.
Not that I'm the expert or anything, but this appears to be a non-issue
for anyone using stock Redhat-supplied openssh, unless you specifically
enabled PAMAuthenticationViaKbdInt.
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is being added to his ruleset, it's probably being
preempted by a preceding rule.
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information :
Be warned the Redhat RPMs of openssh look for authorized_keys2 in some
cases. I've found a symlink to authorized_keys works fine.
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and not
answered at this time.
Red Hat, now is the time to show your true colors. Be honest and tell the
truth, don't try to hide it by omission.
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specific situation was cloning an install of 7.2 to new drives.
Hang in there, think and take your time, you'll get the system back.
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works.
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the word back to Redhat that a sellout would
result in a swift change to another distro?
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branding fix is all that's needed
here, not lawyers making a mess of things.
I won't even go into the whole Linux isn't Red Hat's trademark thing.
$.02,
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a firewall that don't have internet names?
Personally, being an incredibly lazy typist, I use i (for internal) I
have seen very few programs that can't handle that, but they do exist and
are usually easy to patch.
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lock chips and the like.
ntpdate or rdate!
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Hey all,
Note that the worm attacks LPRng, not plain lprd. As well as rpc-statd,
wu-ftpd and BIND.
See the details at:
http://www.sans.org/y2k/adore.htm
Thanks to Chuck at
http://www.moongroup.com/stories.php?story=01/04/04/3482479
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if the other is down, right? Plus it would be nice to
send traffic over the idle link if the other becomes congested? Prepare to
enter a gray world.
See http://www.linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/HOWTO-INDEX/networking.html#NETROUTING
for some starters.
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is doing the
right thing and telling the remote box about a better route for the
connection (ICMP redirect).
I would say looking at trafficshaper would be what you're after, you need
to be able to direct traffic based on the port involved.
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longer, and go longer between fresh installations than other
OSes. So the compromises made today may be okay, but not for six months
from now, when you let a friend or 12 login to your machine or something
along that line.
Better to learn good habits now, as the learning applies to both today as
w
it. Further instructions on amanda.org.
I've been running amanda for 4+ years, no complaints. I would say that for
backuping up a single machine, amanda is overkill.
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. Drives, again, will
usually get a kernel messages.
That covers 99% of the cases, after that comes driver issues though well
written drivers produce error messages that make sense.
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re obvious. A
simple fix is to move this dialog to the top of the page as shown here:
http://mail.vh.org/mailman/listinfo/pediatricradiologynews
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y Networks). One of the requirements at that time
was that 2 NICs could be assigned the same MAC address. One also had to
run special drivers on the server side. I would think by now they have
gotten the information down to tech support, a call to your vendor might
be your best bet.
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the clock speed of the AMD. Only solution is an upgrade to
either OEM Win95 and apply a patch or upgrade to 98. The funny part is
that I didn't know this for several months after I upgraded my dual boot
machine, as I hadn't needed Windows in that long. :)
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On Wed, 10 Jan 2001, Steve Lee wrote:
what is the difference between the device
/dev/nst0 and /dev/st0
/dev/nst0 is the non-rewinding version of /dev/st0. Meaning after it's
closed the tape position stays put. When using /dev/st0, the tape is
automatically rewound when closed.
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to debate, my solution was to make all my
hosts uniform. So, FQDN output is what I use.
RedHat also defaults that way when networking is setup at installation
time, (4.x-6.x anyway, haven't played with 7.0 much yet).
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"Ok, here is quote for product B") and were not very
friendly about getting that a requote.
Now if their sales force sucks, imagine what the rest of the company is
like!
*shudder*
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just tapes, I don't know
when that support is due, however.
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up.
Also, while RAID and mirroring are great for hard drive failer, it does helps not a
whit if you're cracked.
Or when someone types rm /etc/* and says "Oops."
:)
Every tool in its place.
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thought they were trying to find addresses on the machine via brute
force, but I haven't seen any increase in SPAM. What are they trying to
do?
I usually block the IP, but the same thing will show up from another IP.
They due tend to come from uu.net, bellsouth.net and uswest.net.
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is much more efficient, as rm is run with as many
arguments as it can handle on the command line. The exec method spawns one
instance of rm for EACH file found. In the case of 10 files, no biggie. In
the base of 1000, you'll notice the difference.
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On Thu, 7 Dec 2000, Matthew Melvin wrote:
On Wed, 6 Dec 2000, Bill Carlson wrote:
Okay cool...
In /etc/inittab I've got...
S0:2345:respawn:/sbin/getty ttyS0 DT9600 vt102
... for multiuser mode and...
~~:S:wait:/sbin/getty ttyS0 DT9600 vt102
Ok, I have a couple of boxes
doesn't even come close.
I have noticed the addresses are never repeated. I tried setting up some
valid aliases so I would at least get a copy of the message, no dice.
*shrugs*
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he problem to someone else. :)
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ens't work in single user mode is
rather pointless.
Hey Matthew,
Can you give some more details, like the contents of /etc/lilo.conf for
the kernel in question and the line from /etc/inittab where you start
getty for the serial console?
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by default). Read the man page, but basically you can do this:
open -c 11 -- top -s
to open top in secure mode (-s) on /dev/tty11 (virtual console 11).
I usually stick that command in /etc/rc.d/rc.local on my server machines
so I can get to top in a hurry when alarms start going off. :)
HTH,
Bill
g 'setterm -blank off' in /etc/rc.local doesn't
work, I believe something in the console VGA font support startup resets
it as I recall.
You could add it to your .bash_profile though.
Can I turn off screen blanking when using Gnome?
xset s 0
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to boot, for example for a SCSI
controller.
However, most of the people who compile their own kernels don't use
modules for their primary boot device (though including some alternate
drivers as modules would be a good idea).
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be there isn't any.
I've done this in the past with various contributed RPMs that needed some
weird library versions, rebuilding the rpm in my environment usually does
the trick.
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em account, web based
management for both the individual users as well as an admin. I threw in
IMAP and TWIG as usually the next thing needed is web-based email.
You'll find all the related sites via freshmeat.net.
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to get it to see this change. This says to allow relaying from
Mac.
NOTE: If that file doesn't exist, then your setup is different from my
Redhat 6.x. I'm assuming you're using the stock sendmail that comes with
Redhat.
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it is trying to 'disable CPUID serial number'.
The processor has been correctly identified as AMD Athlon.
Hey Stu,
Just clarifying, what kernel did you select for the installation? I would
not expect a kernel compiled for i386 to include that serial number
business.
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above does).
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't have an older box handy, but IIRC that comment has been there for
quite a while, it might be an old bug in bash that whomever created the
comment worked around rather than figure out. One could try commenting it
out in /etc/bashrc and see what happens.
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h \W]\\$ "
Sounds pretty clear to me.
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libraries installed.
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will be distributed amongst the web servers, but not evenly nor
based on load.
Not a great solution, but it is a solution.
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On Thu, 9 Nov 2000, Thomas Ribbrock wrote:
On Thu, Nov 09, 2000 at 09:46:08AM -0600, Bill Carlson wrote:
[...]
So, is there a consensus, should rpm -Va be trusted after a successful
attack?
I'd say, the easiest way to accomplish that would be to take a copy of
the RPM database (onto
to do.
So, is there a consensus, should rpm -Va be trusted after a successful
attack?
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be
different. But in this case, if it ain't broke, don't fix it.
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and speed appropriately. When you start
minicom, it should see that the line is already up and you're in business.
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jobs list.
man bash for details.
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a
vendor). I'm not saying being profit-motivated is a Bad Thing (tm), but it
is a good idea to consider motives when dealing with anyone.
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fireup
from a webpage, it does the job.
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is less important then my entire internal network.
:)
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Brother (http://bb4.com)
might be a better fit for what you want to do.
See also http://freshmeat.net/appindex/Console/Monitoring.html
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do not need to
reinstall the machine everytime a major version comes along.
I've upgraded a machine from 4.0 to 6.0...minor tweaking to get some
things working, a recompile here and there, but not too bad.
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. Such as, shadow password security being is lost
if it is used over NIS. Is there something more secure/preferred than NIS?
LDAP seems to be the current vogue.
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directory listing for /Webhomes.
Try 'chmod o+x /Webhomes'.
This assumes the webserver is not running as user admin or group cscadmin.
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the same.
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he app with perl in debug
mode (a good thing to learn).
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.
From the box I have, model is: "NX10/100D"
The Redhat 6.2 kernel has the driver built for it, though it is marked
experimental in the kernel sources.
Works great, especially for $8 a pop.
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machine and moving it once I was done. That was 6.1 and an early
release of 6.2, the latest images may be better.
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boxes). And qmail is a great piece of software. The omail-admin
piece gives a web-based administration for all the email accounts, very
handy.
Start at www.qmail.org.
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. Thanks
Kevin
The step you missed is permissions on the .ssh directory and
.ssh/authorized_keys. Set both to be rw for the user only:
chmod 700 ~/.ssh
chmod 600 ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
ssh checks the permissions before checking the keypair and will fail if
they are too open.
Bill Carlson
between security and convenience.
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the LoadModule line before the AddModule to get
it going, but that was a week ago.
Do you have mod_php3 installed? I found the two would not live happily
together, removing the php3 support got it doing.
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be tricky to setup). Another is SquirrelMail
(http://www.squirrelmail.org/), I had this one setup with 10 minutes.
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On Tue, 15 Aug 2000, Hidong Kim wrote:
Hi,
Is anyone here using the socket A athlon with Linux? I'm thinking about
getting one. Thanks,
I have an Athlon machine, runs well. It's slot A though, 800 MHz.
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work work). Limited KDE or
Gnome support, but then those are a little bloated for my tastes anyway.
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s for your new kernel and
skip the "mv -f initrd-`uname -r`.img /tmp" step, unless the file already
exists of course (mkinitrd will warn you of that).
You'll want to make sure your lilo.conf correctly reflects the initrd file
name as well.
Good Luck!
Bill Carlson
Systems
,
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everything that isn't already http://www.foo.com, very handy when
your webserver has a dozen different names, keeps the logs clean.
One could probably do that all in one set of conditions and rewrite rule,
that is left as an exercise for the reader. :)
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to
you in a few days for less than $5. The installer has been revamped quite
a bit, 6.1 was kind of the 0.1 release for the new installer.
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and the console (in other words, you can mix and match).
I had a setup of 6 of them plugged into every variety of PC from an
ancient 386 to a Dual Processor box, no problems.
You can get a 4 port version with 2 cable sets for around $200.
*plink plink*
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el-headers installed now, but "rpm -q
kernel-headers-2.2.16-3.i386.rpm" would be looking for a package by the
name, you need to use the package name, not the file name. Try rpm -q
kernel-headers again.
Also, consider using -ih when installing, so you know something happened.
://rootprompt.org/article.php3?article=520 for a good writeup on snort
and passive monitoring in general.
If the network is switched, you'd have to run snort on each segment or
connect the fortress to each segment.
HTH,
Bill Carlson
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for exhausting swap space, some services recover just
fine, some just die, and some just don't work quite the same.
Better to start from a fresh boot if you can.
Bill Carlson
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Virtual Hospital http://www.vh.org
Windows NT.
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with your complaint, usually works for me.
Bill Carlson
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there is no CD on it.
NFS or FTP install would work there, need a network working though...
HTH,
Bill Carlson
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Virtual Hospital http://www.vh.org/| not my employer's.
University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics
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