c-shield would decrease the chances of the openssh
bugs being exploitable? That would also make other local root
exploits harder. But maybe that has already been done.
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Tim Freeman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I xeroxed a mirror. Now I have an extra xerox machine. -- Steven Wright
tral server.
I just started using opie on fungible.com, and it seems to work well
so far.
Is there some issue with opie that would cause problems when using it
on the Debian servers?
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Tim Freeman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I xeroxed a mirror. Now I have an
lient on a machine that's connected
to the internet and therefore conceivably compromised.
I just started using opie on fungible.com, and it seems to work well
so far.
Is there some issue with opie that would cause problems when using it
on the Debian servers?
ion, and the servers are configured
to do that, using aptrsync is not being a good citizen.
I use apt-proxy now and am happy. From apt-proxy's manual entry I
suppose it often uses rsync to do its work, but now I have three
machines using my cache, so I figure the decreased load ought to
compensa
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