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    [all variants] Possible security problems with bacula.

    Good time of day!

    Recently I was experimenting bacula on ubuntu 10.04. After apt-get installing it on two separate computers I noticed that password in bacula-dir.conf in section
    Director {...}...
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    Re: 8-year-old kernel security hole found

    (First of all, i am a desktop user and the whole situation interests me just because of curiosity). IMHO, the best exploit, i have seen, is "proto_ops". The URL follows....
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    [all variants] Re: Hibernate security

    Achtung! 0_0

    After making this post, i felt a bit suspicious and decidet to find out myself, whetres swap is cleaned at shutdown.

    To find it out, i wrote a little c program, that put 1000...
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    [all variants] Re: Hibernate security

    Answering to myself 8).
    https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/61140/?loggingout=1
    The post has a significant statement:

    This means, nothing is left on swap, when computer shuts down,...
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    [all variants] Re: Hibernate security

    Ding! 8]
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    [all variants] Hibernate security

    Recently, i was thinking about global things, and found a question, i could not answer. Imagine, i am running some process (e.g. encfs), that holds some valuable secret data (in case of encfs that...
  7. Thread: psyb0t

    by ivze
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    psyb0t

    It has been reported in some articles, that very new kind of malware has been detected on the Internet: worm, called psyb0t, that attacks home user routers. The articles (sharing much common, despite...
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    [ubuntu] Re: Pidgin - ICQ Problem

    Bump.
    Same problem, Intrepid pidgin can't connect to ICQ anymore.
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    [all variants] Risks of Internet-open SSH server

    Some days ago I got the ability to connect to my home computer from the workplace (got external IP), so I decided to set up an SSH server.

    The first attempt to break in came in one day, the...
  10. Thread: Defragmentation

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    Re: Defrag Linux?

    As far as i know, there is no standart way to defrag ext3 filesystem.
    Whether or not it is necessary is a controversial question.
    The standart defragmenter will be in ext4, being developed.
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    [ubuntu] Re: Firefox 3 has gone crazy

    First variant - you can trash the whole firefox configs:
    1)open terminal
    2)execute


    rm -rf .mozilla

    This will nuke the whole data (bookmarks, setup...) from your current firefox, however, i...
  12. Re: 360desktop - Because the Revolution is here - Desktop 2.0 *HAHAHAHAHA!!!*

    ...desktop as a user generated, photo-paranoic space and delivers...
    I could not read this another way!
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    Re: Wired or Wireless ?

    I confirm that WEP is very weak (see www.aircrack-ng.org).
    But what threats WPA-protected networks, if passwords are choosen correctly?
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    Re: hows life in the 64bit camp?

    My experience is that troubles with software, that works on x86, but on x86_64 won't compile or would bug, sometimes happen only with soft from 'unsupported' repositores. The main Ubuntu works...
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    [kubuntu] Re: Firefox RC1 update

    All works fine at my side (HH - x86_64).
  16. [ubuntu] Re: All my Ubuntu difficulties... *sigh*

    There is a standart sequence of actions to install something from a .tar.gz, .tar.bz2 or another archive:
    1)extract it
    2)open terminal, cd into the extracted directory
    3)run './configure' - see...
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    [ubuntu] Re: What is SAMBA?

    Samba is a piece of software able to communicate via Windows file and printer sharing protocol.
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    Re: Best Linux or Computer-related Jokes/Insults?

    sudo dd if=/dev/*** of=/dev/head
    Happens when reading several ubuntuforums threads. :P
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    Re: Gui programming in Linux

    As far as I know, there are legal troubles with QT. GTK/GTK+ are free. So, better use GTK.
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    [ubuntu] Re: New to linus. Ubuntu 8.04 Toshiba A215-S5818

    First, try to see your networks in Administration->Network->Wireless Connection.
    If this don't go, you definitely have troubles with your cadr driver.

    Disable your current driver and try the...
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    [ubuntu] Re: Open file throgh ssh as sudo

    Hmm... If I have understood correctly,
    vim <filename> or
    sudo vim root-only-file will do just what you want.
    Another variant is to connect using


    ssh -X <serveraddress>

    and launch some...
  22. Re: "VirtualBox kernel driver not installed" error after Hardy upgrade

    Kernel module may also be obtained by compiling it from sources (that exist in the repository - search for "virtualbox" in synaptic). For me that worked fine.
  23. [ubuntu] Re: how do i set up a simple telnet service for a friend to access

    You did sudo apt-get install telnetd and nothing works =) ?
    Make sudo apt-get install openssh-server, and you will immediately have remote access to your box with the ability to log in as any...
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    [ubuntu] Re: New to Linux, MANY Questions (Simple)

    - How do I view thumbnails when I'm choosing a file to send, or choosing a desktop background? It makes it much easier if you can see all the pictures at once.

    "Explorer" is called Nautilus here....
  25. [ubuntu] Re: how do i set up a simple telnet service for a friend to access

    Search "telnet server" in Synaptic.
    But, may be, the man on XP install Putty (SSH client), which size is <1Mb. The matter is that SSH and SFTP work out-of-the-box in Ubuntu + security.
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