On Fri, 2005-04-08 at 14:10 +0200, Gottfried Szing wrote:
and http://pkg-mono.alioth.debian.org/ contains only packages for unstable
(i am currently running testing).
You can try back porting the packages. the APT-HOWTO explains how to do
this.
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OK, totally cosmetic, but worth the enquiry.
How do I get the favicon.ico to appear alongside an entry in the
bookmarks toolbar. I have some of them there, but not all, and I know
there is a favicon.ico for those that don't appear as clicking on the
bookmark brings up the site complete with
Hi Sluggers,
I was going through my auth.log file the other day and noticed that
someone (possibly several machines) are trying to login to my box
using a variety of canned usernames. Looks like they're trying to
bruteforce their way in...they try maybe 20 usernames per day.
Has anyone else
http://www.mavetju.org/unix/favicon.php
Shows how to create favicons and hints as to how to get them in the Mozilla
menus if they don't work. This should also work for Firefox.
Regards,
Jill.
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From: Howard Lowndes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, 12 April 2005
Joshua Bassett wrote:
Hi Sluggers,
I was going through my auth.log file the other day and noticed that
someone (possibly several machines) are trying to login to my box
using a variety of canned usernames. Looks like they're trying to
bruteforce their way in...they try maybe 20 usernames per day.
Funny you should menion it but:
grep Invalid /var/log/auth.log yields
Apr 10 07:05:36 islay sshd[3403]: Invalid user t from :::211.30.136.xxx
Apr 10 13:00:41 islay sshd[3823]: Invalid user test from :::61.144.122.39
Apr 12 00:05:59 islay sshd[4048]: Invalid user test from
Joshua Bassett wrote:
Hi Sluggers,
I was going through my auth.log file the other day and noticed that
someone (possibly several machines) are trying to login to my box
using a variety of canned usernames. Looks like they're trying to
bruteforce their way in...they try maybe 20 usernames per day.
ahh script kiddies
might want to put ssh on a non standard port.
Dean
Phil Scarratt wrote:
Joshua Bassett wrote:
Hi Sluggers,
I was going through my auth.log file the other day and noticed that
someone (possibly several machines) are trying to login to my box
using a variety of canned usernames.
Dean Hamstead wrote:
ahh script kiddies
might want to put ssh on a non standard port.
If you dig through the archives, you might find a suggestion i made
about tcpwrappers only allowing australian subnets. this will cut this
crap out pretty well. of course ideally, you only ssh from know ips
On Tue, Apr 12, 2005 at 01:25:59PM +1000, Edwin Humphries wrote:
We were having some errors in execution of a cron-initiated php script. We ran
it from the console, and got some errors.
If PHP works when accessed through your web server then you can initiate the
script by putting a lynx command
or use key based auth as well as login
Dean
David Kempe wrote:
Dean Hamstead wrote:
ahh script kiddies
might want to put ssh on a non standard port.
If you dig through the archives, you might find a suggestion i made
about tcpwrappers only allowing australian subnets. this will cut this
crap
This is common now a days.
When you notice these attempts, do something by
reporting these attempts to the Owner of these IP numbers.
Email the owner of the IP numbers advising of these attempts.
How to determine the Owners of the IP numbers ?
One way is go to:
http://www.apnic.net
Then use the
hi
Has anyone else experienced this?
now and time, but i am not really concerned about it.
Also, are they likely to try more cunning techniques (ie. exploits) if
this yeilds no results for them? Is there a way I can find the person
behind this?
i dont think that you can track the user back
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Sent: Tue, 12. April 2005 12:21 PM
To: slug@slug.org.au
Subject: Re: [SLUG] Exhibitors at Education Expo
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On Tue, Apr 12, 2005 at 09:53:56AM +1000, Terry
If you want to offer certificates, consider setting up a
Registered
Training Organisation. Then you can offer Cert I, Cert II,
etc course,
but you do need Cert IV qualified trainers.
This is not a trivial or inexpensive task, with on-going compliance
inspections, training costs,
Simon wrote:
My understanding is that Curriculums need approval as well.
These basically come from the standards or whatever it is called.
Apparently there are binders of them all that you can buy.
Bit vague, but is on s.bt
Okay, found it. The Australian National Training Authority puts
quote who=James Gregory
Quoting Voytek [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
apache/php/mysql/mail on P2 320MB
Hrmm. The PHP element there makes that sound like a mildly difficult
upgrade.
why is that ?
Which MTA are you using?
Postfix with MySQL
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On Mon, Apr 11, 2005 at 09:23:48PM +1000, Voytek wrote:
I notice there's openssl095a-0.9.5a-11.i386.rpm in the package list, you
might have to install this one to get the older versions of the
libraries. If this works then that's probably the best answer.
Don't
* Rob Sharp ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Funny you should menion it but:
grep Invalid /var/log/auth.log yields
Apr 10 07:05:36 islay sshd[3403]: Invalid user t from :::211.30.136.xxx
Apr 10 13:00:41 islay sshd[3823]: Invalid user test from :::61.144.122.39
Apr 12 00:05:59 islay
Nick Croft wrote:
They're from Russia, and can keep trying as long as they don't get in.
I had someone from Russia get into one of my boxes once. Someone added
an admin user then later on changed the bloody password to admin. of
course it was 'brute' forced. The only thing that saved the box was
anyone have a story to tell regarding hardware pata raid cards?
my use of sata raid cards has proved to show that they are infact
just a bios that can see software raid and then boot and tell the
OS about is (see doco on sis driver)
is this so with pata? i would like to know if the $50 cards you
On Tue, 2005-04-12 at 21:43 +1000, Voytek wrote:
quote who=James Gregory
Quoting Voytek [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
apache/php/mysql/mail on P2 320MB
Hrmm. The PHP element there makes that sound like a mildly difficult
upgrade.
why is that ?
Because PHP has had a number of incompatible
G'day Dean,
From my limited experience with the IDE RAID cards, the same is true -
might as well save the money, and boot from software raid.
-Mike
On Wed, 2005-04-13 at 00:12 +1000, Dean Hamstead wrote:
anyone have a story to tell regarding hardware pata raid cards?
my use of sata raid
Dean Hamstead wrote:
or use key based auth as well as login
As well, use 'Authentication Systems' that
enforce 'minimum #of characters' and dictionaries
of 'disallowed usernames/passwords'.
O Plameras
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Coupla thoughts on this thread:
1. You can probably build proftpd without ssl anyway. Are you
sure you need it? (hint: you probably don't)
Try something like --without ssl or --without openssl
in the configure run.
2. Install (fedora3/rhel4) from scratch on another box and
and move
On Wed, Apr 13, 2005 at 01:49:45AM +1000, Mike K wrote:
From my limited experience with the IDE RAID cards, the same is true -
might as well save the money, and boot from software raid.
Agreed. You get a lot of flexibility from software raid, too.
Matt
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David Kempe wrote:
Dean Hamstead wrote:
ahh script kiddies
might want to put ssh on a non standard port.
If you dig through the archives, you might find a suggestion i made
about tcpwrappers only allowing australian subnets. this will cut this
crap out pretty well. of course ideally, you only
On Tue, Apr 12, 2005 at 07:50:54PM +1000, Simon wrote:
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Terry Collins
Sent: Tue, 12. April 2005 12:21 PM
To: slug@slug.org.au
Subject: Re: [SLUG] Exhibitors at Education Expo
[EMAIL
matthew hannigan wrote:
Coupla thoughts on this thread:
1. You can probably build proftpd without ssl anyway. Are you
sure you need it? (hint: you probably don't)
Try something like --without ssl or --without openssl
in the configure run.
Or, rebuild 'openssl.???-??.srpm' by changing the
Has anyone got any screenshots of the new clearlooks artwork? I am just
interrested in what it looks like.
cheers,
Lyle Chapman
Prepress Supervisor
Torch Publishing Company
47 Allingham Street, Condell Park, NSW, Australia
Ph: 61 02 9795
Fax: 61 02 9795 0096
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Most religous institution can apply to companies like microsoft for a
discounted version.
I know of a guy in a made up religon who actually got a new car from
ford, computer, and a few other things for free by just writing to
those groups.
I do work from a NSW independent (church) school and
Joshua Bassett wrote:
Hi Sluggers,
I was going through my auth.log file the other day and noticed that
someone (possibly several machines) are trying to login to my box
using a variety of canned usernames. Looks like they're trying to
bruteforce their way in...they try maybe 20 usernames per day.
Just thought I'd drop a line to recommend a USB to Serial adaptor if
anyone else needs a serial port for their laptop that only has USB.
There are lots on the market but I had heard lots of sad stories of
limited success.
I'm using a Keyspan USA-19HS (www.keyspan.com/support/linux) very
Anybody interested in having a SLUG dinner one night during LCA?
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On Tue, Apr 12, 2005 at 10:30:23PM +1000, Nick Croft wrote:
* Rob Sharp ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Funny you should menion it but:
grep Invalid /var/log/auth.log yields
Apr 10 07:05:36 islay sshd[3403]: Invalid user t from :::211.30.136.xxx
Apr 10 13:00:41 islay sshd[3823]:
Peter Hardy wrote:
Anybody interested in having a SLUG dinner one night during LCA?
yeah. might be up for it. of course we could just meet up somewhere for
a beer
dave
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Simon Wong wrote:
Just thought I'd drop a line to recommend a USB to Serial adaptor
What drivers are you using?
I acquired some yum cha USB to serial cables before, but have not yet
fiddled with them.
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On Wed, 2005-04-13 at 14:30 -0400, David Kempe wrote:
Peter Hardy wrote:
Anybody interested in having a SLUG dinner one night during LCA?
yeah. might be up for it. of course we could just meet up somewhere for
a beer
I hope you don't think I would seriously suggest dining with
On Wed, 2005-04-13 at 14:37 +1000, Terry Collins wrote:
What drivers are you using?
I knew there was something else I was going to add!
Debian Testing Kernel 2.6.8-2-686 so the module is keyspan included
with the Debian kernel:
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