Kelly Scroggins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> I've run into problems with the installation of
> some intrustion detection utilities such as
> logcheck. The errors are (and I don't remeber
> exact verbage) related to the compilation of the
> packages. They refer to the egcs. Which *IS*
>
I have a related question but I first need to
provide a little background. Please read on.
I've been using an opendoc book called "Securing
and Optimizing Linux : Red Hat Edition".
I've followed the advice of the book for the first
few chapters (can't remember exactly how many).
They include p
Rick Warner wrote:
> picture. Would be nice if there was an option for a 'secure install'.
OpenBSD, FreeBSD (v4.1; 4.1.1; 4.2) and Mandrake (they even concocted
mksec "command"). All Linuxen are trying tio fill the gap... step by
step.
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Rick Warner wrote:
>
> > I stepped back from my PCs and had a thought:
> > When a 'newbie' does his/her first installation of RedHat Linux, s/he
> > will most often end up with a very insecure system. Most 'newbie'
> > installations will remain insecure for weeks and even months or more
> > befor
> I stepped back from my PCs and had a thought:
> When a 'newbie' does his/her first installation of RedHat Linux, s/he
> will most often end up with a very insecure system. Most 'newbie'
> installations will remain insecure for weeks and even months or more
> before the 'newbie' first understand
