a question i was asked recently on a topic that I thought
i understood untill i was asked
Given the hypothetical subnet 136.206.16.128 and netmask 255.255.255.128,
state the valid range of IP addresses that could be assigned to hosts on
the subnet?(also another was 64.122.34.83 & netmask 255.
apologies for posting what will most likely be considered trivial
but I have been curious about for some time is the format of the
setuid.changes file that is generated by cron scripts on my machine
I have read the checksecurity man page but am still kinda curious
as to what exactly that file is s
recently whille messin around with stuff in my pam.d dir i screwed stuff
up...very stupidly i know...i dont have a backup copy of those config file
which i thought i did. So anyway to try and recover I used the technique
i saw int he pam docs packages...mv pam.d pam.d.orig and create and new
pam.d
Recently while trying to install ssh on my debian (potato) system
i downloaded both openssh and openssl
as there is some problem with my cd set (cannot apt-get install ssh)
so i configureed/installed openssl as per instructions in package
that went without problem
when i tried to install the open
I have two cdrom drives: a compaq dvd rom, philips cdr
while trying to install debain potato, i can install the base system sucessfully
using either of the cd drives but when it comes to the apt-get program thet
program informs me that it cannot automatically locate the cdrom drive(s)
and to specif
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