Initial details of the syleham meeting should be on the website. A
poster to be scattered around liberally is at
http://mjr.towers.org.uk/alug/syleham20016.pdf
I'd wait until tomorrow, though, so that I can correct all the goofs
that people will point out to me ;-)
MJ Ray <markj(a)cloaked.freeserve.co.uk> writes:
> Can someone clue me in on how MITM attack would work here?
Key stroke analysis even.
> I'm probably just hard-of-thinking this morning.
Yes, you are, aren't you?
xsprite(a)bigfoot.com writes:
> ssh: mitm, key stroke analysis (which seems to have been "discovered" lately
> but i thought it was obvious to anyone sitting down with tcpdump
> and an ethernet with ssh...)
Can someone clue me in on how MITM attack would work here? Am I right
in thinking it's only when the user types their password into the
remote machine?
> The problem with certificate based approaches is that in order to be
What alternatives are there to …
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I'm probably just hard-of-thinking this morning.
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Alexis Lee has the sig:
>The early bird gets the worm. The second mouse gets the cheese. - Jen
Hopkins
Wow! Did I really say that? ;-)
I'll offer up a laptop for a debian install, but it was pretty tricky when
i put redhat on there.
Jen
Adam Bower wrote:
>It sounds like control characters are getting written to the console or
>something? try booting it in single user mode and see if it lets you login
>then?
OK, thanks for all the comments on this - turns out it is a hardware
problem; bios is all screwed up too - graphics card, maybe, or a BUS thing.
I'll have to try and get my hands on some other bits when i'm back.
Perhaps leaving it running overnight caused bad connections to loosen
further if they warmed up. The …
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coincidental error causing a red herring .
Jenny.
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jo(a)yee-ha.demon.co.uk writes:
> While I see your point, and mostly agree with it, I can understand that
> some people who spend a lot of time at their conputer may be of the
> opinion that it may as well be a nice environment to look at, right? Why
> do people decorate their houses?
Well, that's what X gave you a root window for. With all due respect,
<rant>most theming equates more to taking all the door handles off and
replacing them with a small button 20cm above the …
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corner of the door than giving it a new coat of paint. Yes, I put
graphics on my root window (xplanet with cloud maps at home, random
web images from a script I wrote at work) and change the colours of
various parts of the system. I even skin gkrellm. I don't change the
way all controls work every time, though.</rant>
> As for spare CPU cycles, I thought everyone was running seti@home these
> days.. ;)
distributed.net, surely?
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On 23 Aug 2001 22:06:50 +0100 MJ Ray wrote:
> John Woodard <mail(a)johnwoodard.co.uk> writes:
>
> > > 1. John Woodard -- "Why I can't install Debian"
> > Mine was more of a question than a talk. I fear the talk would be
> rather
> > short along the lines of "I can't install deb coz I'm a total
> plonker!" at
> > leat in the eyes of MJR I am. :-)
>
> Oh, OK, we're looking for a new talk, people ;-)
>
> A list of problems might be a …
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> though. I'm sure with the hard drive swapping, there's more than
> enough to draw on for 5 mins or so.
>
> And no, John, you're not a plonker from where I'm standing. There's
> someone far ahead in that contest ;-)
/me wonders who you are refering to here :o)
Thanks
D
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Jonathan McDowell wrote:
>Pet hate. It's Jonathan. That's the most common way of spelling the
>name. There are some Jonathon's but they're vastly in the minority.
Sorry about that.
>> Will I have to crash out here? Bum.
>If you have Magic SysRQ support compiled in try:
>ALT-SysRQ-r
>and see if that helps. If it doesn't:
>ALT-SysRQ-s ALT-SysRQ-u
>to sync and remount reonly the disks.
>Or if you can log in remotely:
>reset < /dev/tty1
>perhaps.
No ctl-alt-…
[View More]del, no response from ALT-SysRQ-*, can't log in remotely,
connection refused. Can't ping from other boxes.
Can't log in blind as no response from many keys, including the "n" key
which all my passwords contain.
Cold reboot and box is still behaving the same - i.e. can't do anything
with it.
I don't understand - I go home leaving it switched on, come back next
morning and it is kaput.
Don't tell me there is no solution except a reinstall?
Why me? I think I'll give up computers and take up the bass again. :-( Or
take up absailing. Bricklaying. Cycling. Knitting.
Jen.
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Perhaps you should try Slackware, I understand from having bought the
disks and scanned the various web-sites on installation and
configuration, that it's even more complicated/difficult than Debian,
(I've put it to one side until I understand what I'm trying to do
with what I've got). Note that the one recent mention of Slackware 8
was from someone who wanted to buy it with the manual! It could
provide a challenge even greater than abseiling!
And no don't ask me I can't even work out …
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disk!
John Seago
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