| peterS | rpc: that might relate to interrupt routing, which is somewhat related to SMP but not totally |
| rpc | peterS hm.. peterS so perhaps there are other switches worth trying? something irq specific, even though eth0 got it's own irq #169 |
| kakalto | cheers, Guerin, abrotman |
| joeljkp | i'm having trouble working with debian's default apache/mod_perl setup |
| Guerin | linux2: 1. jailing is stupid and doesn't work well with sftp 2. scponly isn't supposed to jail |
| joeljkp | i've put my script into /var/www/perl and made it executable |
| Guerin | linux2: if you want to jail users, use a ftpd |
| joeljkp | but when i request it, it's coming back as a download, not running it |
| Guerin | !chroot ssh |
| dpkg | it has been said that ssh chroot is Stop. Read http://www.ecediltd.com/la/secureshell@securityfocus.com/0771.html and think it through a little more. This is hard, massively wasteful of disk space, and almost certainly a waste of time. |
| Guerin | linux2: read that and realise why you are doomed to failure |
| linux2 | Guerin: ok, well i don't want them to be able to have access to the root fs are there any other ways to go about this? |
| Guerin | linux2: whyever not? What harm can it do? linux2: and yes, as I said, use a ftpd. I recommend vsftpd |
| linux2 | Guerin: humm, vsftpd never heard of it |
| Guerin | linux2: if it's good enough for kernel.org, it's good enough for you |
| TraceGreen | hello, does cygwin itself open source? |
| linux2 | Guerin: well does it allow for each user to be jailed to their home dir? and only their home dir? |
| Guerin | linux2: go and read the fucking doc every history in the history of the universe does this it's their whole purpose hmm s/history/ftpd/ you know what I mean |
| maddash | Guerin: language |
| Guerin | maddash: in the immortal words of Jules: `English motherfucker, do you speak it?' |
| vn- | hi, how can I be sure that my actual network config will be the same at the next reboot? |
| Guerin | vn-: why would it not be? |
| vn- | cuz I had to type in the IP and the route at the last boot |
| cld2 | vn-: you could make all the related network files read only |
| Coweater | if you configed it using /etc/network/interfaces it'll be the same |
| Guerin | vn-: man 5 interfaces |
| vn- | naw, us'd ifconfig and route |
| FleaDie | vn: /etc/network/interfaces |
| cld2 | vn-: thats why |
| vn- | thx |