I'll cp /etc. Its not just wiser...its easier.
Many thanks!
On Wed, 15 Aug 2001, Alvin Oga wrote:
(sn ip)
> "for firewall duties"... there should NOT be ppp config setup...
> as ppp is insecure ( login/passwd in clear text ) and anybody
> can login from anywhere... ??
(snip)
PAP and CHAP are okay, aren't they?
-- Mark
hi ya patrick
you should copy the entire /etc directory its typically 50K in etc.tgz
format .. put it on floppy !
sicne there are other files ( /etc/passwd, /etc/shadow that you already
missed that you might wnt to keep...else you'd have to ask everybody
to recreate their passwds and us
On 15 Aug 2001 16:14:27 +0300, Patrick Kirk wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> If I need to do a complete reinstall, and get my little server back to its
> current working state, I need to have certain files backed up remotely. I
> have a list below of the ones I think I need.
>
> Are there any other essentia
Hi all,
If I need to do a complete reinstall, and get my little server back to its
current working state, I need to have certain files backed up remotely. I
have a list below of the ones I think I need.
Are there any other essentials for a working system with only file-sharing,
firewall and mutt
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