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documented for Apache (without additional plugins): * 2001-07-10: Apache Possible Directory Index Disclosure Vulnerability * 2001-06-10: MacOS X Client Apache File Protection Bypass Vulnerability * 2001-04-12: Apache Web Server HTTP Request Denial of Service Vulnerability * 2001-03-13: Apache Artificially Long Slash Path Directory Listing Vulnerability * 2000-12-06: Apache Web Server with Php 3 File Disclosure Vulnerability * 2000-09-29: Apache Rewrite Module Arbitrary File Disclosure Vulnerability * 2000-09-07: SuSE Apache WebDAV Directory Listings Vulnerability * 2000-05-31: Apache HTTP Server (win32) Root Directory Access Vulnerability * 1999-09-25: NCSA/Apache httpd ScriptAlias Source Retrieval Vulnerability * 1998-09-03: Multiple Vendor MIME Header DoS Vulnerability * 1998-01-06: Apache Web Server DoS Vulnerability * 1997-01-12: Apache mod_cookies Buffer Overflow Vulnerability * 1996-12-10: Multiple Vendor nph-test-cgi Vulnerability * 1996-04-01: Multiple Vendor test-cgi Directory Listing Vulnerability * 1996-03-20: phf Remote Command Execution Vulnerability However, due to Apache's extensible nature (like IIS), I expect the actual number is much higher. For example, AKAIK the Code Red Worm attacked a DLL running one of the additional IIS services, not the IIS core directly. Ashley

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to tell the installer what you will use the system for and it will pick a set of extra packages to install that you may find useful for that kind of task. This may be enough for you, or it may install too much or too little. The other way is to pick individual packages. This is the way to go if disk space is tight (which it may be for you) as you can install things as and when you find the need for them. Similar features should be available on other distributions but I will leave describing them to their respective supporters. Steve.

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sftp is an interactive file transfer program, similar to ftp(1), which performs all operations over an encrypted ssh(1) transport. HTH Adam -- This message is Copyleft - all rights reversed Adam

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abower> could someone please email the guy on the list who us having trouble with his USB and SuSE this link for a new Bios for his machine http://www.supermicro.com/TECHSUPPORT/BIOS/bios.htm tell him the Bios is now at V3.1 and he ... <abower> really would probably want kernel 2.2.19 to get USB support as he is using something that is probably a bit unstable <abower> I just tried and my ISP has broke the mail servers again... <abower> and the reverse DNS is borken so I can't send mail via SMTP... Grrrr hth cheers, BJ On Monday 25 June 2001 14:57, Tim Gowing wrote: > No, I haven't been on the other side for a couple of years now, although I > have been tempted as the months go by and my Epson 610 USB scanner sits > here having never made the slightest murmour. I bought this particular > model because all the Sane stuff recommended it but I fell at the first > hurdle! > > On Tue, 26 Jun 2001, John Woodard wrote: > > Have you had usb working in that othet OS? I ask because I have had no > > end of trouble with Abit mobos and usb both Intel and Amd variants. > > > > On Monday 25 June 2001 14:11, Tim Gowing wrote: > > > I am having trouble making USB work under Linux (stand alone Linux only > > > system, SuSE 6.3). I have a SuperMicro P6SBA motherboard (PII MMX > > > 266MHz CPU, 440BX chipset hence UHCI host controller) with AmiBios > > > R1.5b. I have compiled kernel 2.2.16 with the > > > 'usb-2.4.0-test2-pre2-for-2.2.16-v3.diff' patch. The error in > > > /var/log/messages is:- "linux kernel: usb-uhci.c: version v1.184 time > > > 01:06:53 Mar 25 2000 linux kernel: usb-uhci.c: Found UHCI device with > > > no IRQ assigned. Check BIOS settings!". In the Bios set-up I have 'USB > > > Function' set to enabled and 'Plug and Play-Aware OS' set to No. I > > > have tried many other permutations of the bios settings. Has anyone > > > made USB operational with this > > > motherboard/Bios? Does anyone have any suggestions for a remedy? > > > Failing all else, can anyone recommend a currently available > > > motherboard that will provide functional USB? Any help much > > > appreciated. Tim. > > > > > > > > > > > > _______________________________________________ > > > alug, the Anglian Linux User Group list > > > Send list replies to alug(a)stu.uea.ac.uk > > > http://www.anglian.lug.org.uk/ > > > http://rabbit.stu.uea.ac.uk/cgi-bin/listinfo/alug See the website for > > > instructions on digest or unsub! > > > > _______________________________________________ > > alug, the Anglian Linux User Group list > > Send list replies to alug(a)stu.uea.ac.uk > > http://www.anglian.lug.org.uk/ > > http://rabbit.stu.uea.ac.uk/cgi-bin/listinfo/alug See the website for > > instructions on digest or unsub! > > _______________________________________________ > alug, the Anglian Linux User Group list > Send list replies to alug(a)stu.uea.ac.uk > http://www.anglian.lug.org.uk/ > http://rabbit.stu.uea.ac.uk/cgi-bin/listinfo/alug See the website for > instructions on digest or unsub!

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"I'm still not exactly clued in as to why we're back online, but hey, we are. Sometime saturday morning our Cisco router melted down. Ordinarily this would only be the end of the world, but none of our qualified personel were available to fix it, thus triggering the end of several nearby worlds as well. Props to Yazz, KurtG and Scott from Cisco for managing to help get us back online. We'll post more when we know it. " Regards, Martyn -----Original Message----- From: alug-admin(a)stu.uea.ac.uk [mailto:alug-admin@stu.uea.ac.uk]On Behalf Of Ashley T. Howes Sent: 24 June 2001 17:44 To: alug(a)stu.uea.ac.uk Subject: [Alug] Slashdot up status It may just be my ISP (Pipex), but I have noticed that slashdot.org has been down since yesterday afternoon each time I have tried to access it. Anyone else having this problem? Ashley _______________________________________________ alug, the Anglian Linux User Group list Send list replies to alug(a)stu.uea.ac.uk http://www.anglian.lug.org.uk/ http://rabbit.stu.uea.ac.uk/cgi-bin/listinfo/alug See the website for instructions on digest or unsub!

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Jun 21 23:10:56 sun chat[461]: send (ATDT08089933001) Jun 21 23:10:56 sun chat[461]: report (CONNECT) Jun 21 23:10:56 sun chat[461]: expect (CONNECT) Jun 21 23:10:56 sun chat[461]:=20 Jun 21 23:11:21 sun chat[461]: ATDT08089933001 Jun 21 23:11:21 sun chat[461]: CONNECT Jun 21 23:11:21 sun chat[461]: -- got it=20 Jun 21 23:11:21 sun chat[461]: send (\d) Jun 21 23:11:21 sun pppd[460]: Serial connection established. Jun 21 23:11:21 sun pppd[460]: Hangup (SIGHUP) Jun 21 23:11:21 sun pppd[460]: Exit. The script being used is: ABORT BUSY ABORT 'NO CARRIER' ABORT VOICE ABORT 'NO DIALTONE' ABORT 'NO DIAL TONE' ABORT 'NO ANSWER' '' ATZ OK-AT-OK ATDT08089933001 REPORT CONNECT CONNECT \d\c #CONNECT '\c' <- I thought changing to that fixed it, but it doesn=92t. Thanks, Andrew.

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pondered about this with many friends, and basically we can't see a way in which linux can be stopped. it is not going to take over windows, but it will compliment it and that is what MS is scared of.. anyway, this are my thoughts... flame me if you wish ;).. -- Open Source Specialists http://www.entora.co.uk/ Tel: +44 (0)701 0723686 Fax: +44 (0)870 3214368

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1.4 Where did the ip_masq_vdolive / ip_masq_quake / ... modules go? Some of them are not required, and some haven't been ported to netfilter yet. Netfilter does full connection tracking even for UDP, and has a policy of trying to disturb the packets at little as possible, so sometimes things `just work'. So, you may be in luck, but it's not all there yet. YMMV. > HINT: Google is your friend... HINT: Read the FAQ...

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route on the two new boxes may not be correct, but that doesn't explain the boxes concerned not being able to see the router direct. One think you could try is to remove each of the two new machine's one at a time and see if the other one works correctly - if so you've at least narrowed things down a little. Also, is there one network address for the subnet or more than that? If more, then check that the router has the second and subsequent addresses configured on that interface. Of course another line of enquiry would be to get hold of the guy who went down there and establish exactly what he did to see if he may have accidentally misconfigured something. Steve.

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have armed http://www.armed.net/ dragonl linux http://www.draginlinux.org and peanut http://metalab.unc.edu/peanut I only have experince of Peanut, but its very easy to configure and is only a 60MB download. > Time to get reading the Mandrake and Debian installation guides... Good idea > Can we have the "we need this" list from my earlier email on the > page > too? If you forward it to Us I'll add it on. Thanks D > Thanks, > > MJR > > > > _______________________________________________ > alug, the Anglian Linux User Group list > Send list replies to alug(a)stu.uea.ac.uk > http://rabbit.stu.uea.ac.uk/cgi-bin/listinfo/alug > See the website for instructions on digest or unsub! __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get email at your own domain with Yahoo! Mail. http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/

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