| Hello everybody,
| I looking for some help about 2 different problems.
| I'm trying to install a DSL modem with an USB interface, the
| problem is that it gets power from USB port but I can't get it
| to power up. I never used any USB device before, so I'm only
| guessing how to get it work...
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Tiziano Cerato wrote:
| Hello everybody,
| I looking for some help about 2 different problems.
| I'm trying to install a DSL modem with an USB interface, the
| problem is that it gets power from USB port but I can't get it
| to power up. I never used
Hello everybody,
I looking for some help about 2 different problems.
I'm trying to install a DSL modem with an USB interface, the
problem is that it gets power from USB port but I can't get it
to power up. I never used any USB device before, so I'm only
guessing how to get it work... I tryed using
> > > intended as a backdoor-type feature?
> >
> > Yes, so that the administrator could walk through a lab, and be able to
> > unlock any terminal that was locked by a mere mortal. :)
>
> Ugh - particularly in a lab this is really asking for a trojan! A much
> better way of doing this is to get
On Thu, 19 Mar 1998, Derek Balling wrote:
> On Thu, 19 Mar 1998, Lane J. Bryson wrote:
>
> > First, when any user uses xlock, entering the root password at the
> > prompt will stop xlock, returning to the user's screen. Is this
> > intended as a backdoor-type feature?
>
> Yes, so that the admi
On 19-Mar-98 Lane J. Bryson wrote:
> Second, from control panel I choose user manager, and then make
> changes in groups or users. Then i click the "save" box. This
> doesn't appear to do anything, because when I click "Quit" it asks
> me,"Are you sure you want to quit without saving?" Then I
On Thu, 19 Mar 1998, Lane J. Bryson wrote:
> First, when any user uses xlock, entering the root password at the
> prompt will stop xlock, returning to the user's screen. Is this
> intended as a backdoor-type feature?
Yes, so that the administrator could walk through a lab, and be able to
unlock
I've been running RH5 for a little while at home, and I have found what
I believe to be a security flaw and an application error. Does anybody
have some enlightenment regarding these:
First, when any user uses xlock, entering the root password at the
prompt will stop xlock, returning to the user
