Rick Phillips r...@greyheads.net writes:
Just of out of interest, what kind of server are you talking about ?
Briefly, we have been running this server for 5 years principally to serve
learning materials to students. Initially, the server was sanctioned by the
Education Department and it
db db.pub.m...@gmail.com writes:
G'day DB.
Daniel um ... ok. I don't see how a security audit is any different to any
other(audit). Audits should be done.
Absolutely. We are in complete agreement here.
Now I just have one last question, to help me understand what you are trying
to say: what
Daniel,
First, let me say that I am sorry you didn't appreciate the response, and the
implied criticism of your plan. It was absolutely not my intention to offend,
but rather to continue to question my own assumptions in the face of someone
who disagreed with me.
I regret that my
The department is employing a white hat to do a penetration test at
the end of this month and we thought it would be better to be fore
armed. This LMS is very important to us and has significantly helped
our student base lift their average results to be near the top for the
state. They have
2009/11/1 Robert Collins robe...@robertcollins.net:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LTS
To get the LTS updated a 'stable release update' is needed - SRU:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates. When an individual fix is
backported its called an SRU - see below for 'backports', which is a
whole
IMHO something like this is best done by hiring professionals, as some
random person may or may not have the experience and skills they may or may
not suggest, giving you a false sense of security in their findings.
Anyway, having said that, having a poke around yourself is always fun and
Tony Sceats tony.sce...@gmail.com writes:
IMHO something like this is best done by hiring professionals, as some
random person may or may not have the experience and skills they may or may
not suggest, giving you a false sense of security in their findings.
Rick enquired about professionals.
Rick Phillips r...@greyheads.net writes:
First, let me say that I am sorry you didn't appreciate the response, and
the implied criticism of your plan. It was absolutely not my intention to
offend, but rather to continue to question my own assumptions in the face
of someone who disagreed with
Amos Shapira wrote:
The goal of trying to stick with LTS was to get a stable system - one
where Skype will work with my webcam, mic and speaker, Firefox won't
blow up on me and play Flash. I'm now with 9.04 which took a while to
get Speaker working and mic doesn't work, I don't know whether
James Polley wrote:
- Or, you could buy it on a USB stick from the everythinglinux store
which has just reopened. Online at http://www.elx.com.au/, or visit
the store at 102/38 Oxley Street St Leonards.
Just to correct that, the shop is at shop 3, 41 Oxley St Crows Nest.
The above address
On Mon, 2009-11-02 at 11:14 +1100, Del wrote:
One of the things that the stable distros tend to miss out on is
having
the latest updated device drivers. What it sounds like you're doing
is
trying to get stuff working that while not bleeding-edge, probably
does
require updated kernels
On Mon, Nov 02, 2009, Robert Collins wrote:
Ubuntu LTS gets 6 monthly driver-only updates :).
Which can be a good and bad thing.
Adrian, who has been bitten once or twice in the past from the driver
updates to LTS. Stupid SCSI firmware.
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After upgrading to Ubuntu 9.10 I no longer have sound. lspci recognises
my Creative Labs Live card but I get nothing out of it. Last time this
happened I fixed it by the complete removal of Pulse Audio.
Is there a simple fix or do I just have to
On Mon, 2009-11-02 at 12:36 +1100, Heracles wrote:
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After upgrading to Ubuntu 9.10 I no longer have sound. lspci recognises
my Creative Labs Live card but I get nothing out of it. Last time this
happened I fixed it by the complete removal of
Heracles herac...@iprimus.com.au writes:
After upgrading to Ubuntu 9.10 I no longer have sound. lspci recognises my
Creative Labs Live card but I get nothing out of it.
Last time this happened I fixed it by the complete removal of Pulse Audio.
What was PulseAudio doing that caused you to
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Thanks Robert,
It was a little more complicated than that but you gave me the clues. I
have several different distros on my system and the grub I needed was in
a different filesystem. All fixed now I think. Haven't tried sound in
utube as yet but
Anyone successfully compiled or seen any docs on compiling vmware server
2.0.1 or 2.0.2 kernel modules for a stock standard debian kernel
2.6.30-2-686 ?
Regards,
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Sorry Daniel if I offended your favourite program. It is just that I
have had to re-setup my sound several times now with each ubuntu upgrade
and it has almost always been a problem that could be lain at the feet
of PulseAudio. I have been able to
Heracles herac...@iprimus.com.au writes:
G'day Heracles.
Sorry Daniel if I offended your favourite program.
If I was particularly fond of PulseAudio I wouldn't have described it in the
terms I chose at the end. Just sayin'
It is just that I have had to re-setup my sound several times now
2009/11/2 Del d...@babel.com.au
One of the things that the stable distros tend to miss out on is having the
latest updated device drivers. What it sounds like you're doing is trying to
get stuff working that while not bleeding-edge, probably does require updated
kernels and recent device
I was following Rick's recent post about penetration testing with some
interest. I'm looking at complying with anz e-gate for e-commerce
transactions. ANZ has this declaration form for internet sites that you
have to sign. One of the tick boxes says Do you operate a firewall that is
regularly
2009/11/2 Daniel Pittman dan...@rimspace.net
Heracles herac...@iprimus.com.au writes:
G'day Heracles.
Sorry Daniel if I offended your favourite program.
If I was particularly fond of PulseAudio I wouldn't have described it in
the
terms I chose at the end. Just sayin'
It is just that
On Mon, 2009-11-02 at 16:28 +1100, Daniel Bush wrote:
I was following Rick's recent post about penetration testing with some
interest. I'm looking at complying with anz e-gate for e-commerce
transactions. ANZ has this declaration form for internet sites that you
have to sign. One of the
Hi Fellow Slugger,
Sorry for kinda dissapearing this year, just had some stuff on, and I am
currently in the US.
I really need someone expert help.
I have a new setup on a laptop. It's a very nice Dell Precision M4400.
I have been running Ubuntu 9.04 for 3 weeks now with no problems.
Rob,
2009/11/2 Robert Collins robe...@robertcollins.net
On Mon, 2009-11-02 at 16:28 +1100, Daniel Bush wrote:
I was following Rick's recent post about penetration testing with some
interest. I'm looking at complying with anz e-gate for e-commerce
transactions. ANZ has this declaration
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