They must have not been running Ubuntu ...

[ubuntp]

That's the first time i actually saw such a thing happening on a Linux based system in public, already seen a few Windows BSOD or rebooting. Probably because Linux is still rarely used. I wonder which distro they're running, i'd guess it's a custom tailored one, but probably just some stock distro with default options :D

[panickedthumb]

ech, bad press!

;)

[kleeman]

Are you sure it's linux? I have no /etc/adm directory on my Ubuntu or Redhat boxes. It might actually be a Unix eg HP-UX

[krdp]

This looks like Unix to me. I may be totally wrong tho :)

[vega44]

Are you sure it's linux? I have no /etc/adm directory on my Ubuntu or Redhat boxes. It might actually be a Unix eg HP-UX
that would be suse 9.? pro i think.

[tomchuk]

It's Solaris

[miscz]

It's Solaris
the ugliness of CDE is easy to recognize :P

[panickedthumb]

or a really old linux. Solaris is more likely.

[poofyhairguy]

Eww....

GTK1

[panickedthumb]

I don't even think its GTK period.

[byen]

NO! it was a windows system emulating linux ;-)! damn... conspiracy seems to be the name of the game these days.


PS- I must add...delusion and paranoia seems to be my problem...lol :-D

[panickedthumb]

byen, look out behind you!

[sonny]

I did some google for the file /usr/adm/inetd.sec file and it looks like a Unix OS, use with and HP (http://docs.hp.com/en/32650-90898/ch02s06.html) machine, well it can be ANY manufacturer, I also search for the DT user's guide (at the bottom of the dialog windows) and It shows up an IBM (http://publib16.boulder.ibm.com/pseries/en_US/aixuser/usrosdev/cde_custom.htm) page. So it's definitively not a Linux OS, rather a Unix one, cuz I don't think HP uses OS/2.
Here (http://ftp.ssh.com/pub/ssh/contrib/inetd.sec.patch)'s an other page with some technical info about the HP-UX 10.X using that file.

[tread]

I use Solaris in school, and that does look like CDE ..

[byen]

byen, look out behind you!
lol...good try..I have MR.Wolverine covering my back (well not exactly..its just this awesome poster i have).

PS- by the way... im not really paranoid and delusional....LOL...dont want to make an impression here!

[SamH]

But can you still be considered paranoid if they REALLY are out to get you?

[byen]

But can you still be considered paranoid if they REALLY are out to get you?
well...if we are talking about Microsoft trying to get me..... I got some news Buddy!
:-( they already got me.... have XP on dual boot that came with my laptop..meaning... they got paid! Oh Crap! I did pay for windows now did i not.... now thats one hard thing to get over!
___________________________________________-here is how it is
Windows - 179.99$
Antivirus and firewall - 49.99
New hard drive after crash - 129.99
Switching to Ubuntu and realizing that youve spent money on MS OS rather than Ubuntu : painfully priceless!
To keep you from saving money and being secure...there is always Micosoft! Offer lasts until MS lasts! All claims of an insecure, volatile system guaranteed! Please contact any Windows user for more details!

[kvidell]

I'm going to go ahead and get on the "It's Solaris" bandwagon.
That looks familiar to me from my toiling with Solaris in the past.

I really miss Solaris..
For those of you who saw my thread: I'm going to fix up the dead 1U and put OpenSolaris11 on it, I think :)
I saw Bryan Cantrill playing with it at a LISA meeting at IL4 (Apple Headquarters, Infinite Loop Building 4) and it looked _really_ nice. He was demoing DTrace for us :)

Tangential^2: If you _EVER_ Get the opportunity to see Cantrill speak, I urge you to take it without hesitation. He's hillarious and _so_ damn intelligent.

Well.. as long as you don't like Pascal or are what he calls a "compiler freak".
Then you might be slightly offended as he hates both of those things ;P
- Kev

[kleeman]

I don't think it's Solaris :razz: :razz: :razz:
We have one at work and this is what happens:

Last login: Sat Jul 16 16:33:28 2005 from ool-44c155e3.dy
Sun Microsystems Inc. SunOS 5.9 Generic May 2002
You have new mail.
> uname -a
SunOS math1 5.9 Generic_117171-17 sun4u sparc SUNW,Ultra-4
> ls -al /etc/adm
/etc/adm not found

[kvidell]

I don't think it's Solaris :razz: :razz: :razz:
We have one at work and this is what happens:

Last login: Sat Jul 16 16:33:28 2005 from ool-44c155e3.dy
Sun Microsystems Inc. SunOS 5.9 Generic May 2002
You have new mail.
> uname -a
SunOS math1 5.9 Generic_117171-17 sun4u sparc SUNW,Ultra-4
> ls -al /etc/adm
/etc/adm not found
You're running 9 though, it may be 10.
I used 10 and OpenSolaris11 and I'm almost positive I saw it in there.

I don't however recall seeing /adm on our Novell SBS or SuSE boxes...
Nope, just checked... Our SuSE box has no idea what /etc/adm is.
- Kev

[panickedthumb]

Just searched google.com/bsd and google.com/linux and it looks like it could be either. Older linux distros may have had it or something. And I do remember that interface from the old days of linuxing.

I hardly think it matters though ;)

[kvidell]

I hardly think it matters though ;)Probably not, huh?

Ah well.
I got a neat picture at a Virgin Megastore in San Francisco of every one of their displays (the ones that usually scroll the "Hot New Single!" and stuff like that) crying about a broken IDE device at the bios.
That made me giggle.
- Kev