Rene Engelhard wrote: >>> So a problem on your side. qed. >> What do you mean by that? >> Why is it your point to set out to prove that this problem is on my side? >> What proofs do you have that it is a problem on my side? > > That restarting your firewall/portmapper fixed it. You sourself said that. > That means somthing on that side didn't work correctly.
"That side" is not neccessarily "my side". I'm actually quite sure it is not my side. I have no clue, what could have triggered portmap or the firewall to reject to work with OOo, while all other apps continued to work. >> Unfortunately, I don't have the means of locating and fixing it further, >> but I guess someone who could do that could also turn it into an >> outright security exploit. > > Proof? I didn't say Proof. > I doubt that. It's not even a crash, just a hang, so maybe a DOS. And even > then, > if someone broke your nfs/firwall/portmapper per purpose (and he'd need root > for that) you > already have a problem.... I have no hints that someone gained root access to that machine - let alone break anything. Johannes -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
