So I pondered and decided to investigate chroot I had to make the following tree./bin./bin/tcpserver./bin/webserver.rc./bin/cat./bin/date./bin/head./bin/tr./bin/wc./bin/awk./bin/magic.mime./bin/file./bin/test./bin/rc./bin/ls./bin/server.rc./bin/sed./document_root./document_root/index.html./usr./usr/libexec./usr/libexec/ld-elf.so.1./usr/lib./usr/lib/libc.so.4./usr/lib/libgnuregex.so.2./usr/lib/libm.so.2
then as root: chroot/home/matt/awkwebserver/ bin/server.rc
Energy traders, power producers and chemical engineers warned yesterday that the UK could face blackouts on the scale experienced in the US and Canada on Thursday night or substantial disconnections at the very least.
Either one is or is not immune.
You can't be 50% immune!
la la la la la
you should try Corel Painter
It's where Fractal Painter went
it is one of the best "natural media" packages available
Gimp will *never* catch up without massive input and to be honest, I'd rather Gimp was frozen and another application started.
one of these interviews with will be worth reading
Just like root, Secure OS's don't use it
when a thread overlaps a page it reprints that thread from the parent onwards
If you really give a shit you could always RTFS
which means he decided it was worth 2
it wasn't and so it beame overrated
er, why the European slant?
The US seems to like the muck and bullets when it comes to the non-European theatre.
try asking the people left in Korea, Vietnam & Nicaragua
ok, my turn
CIO : I'd like you to connect the monitor server up to the LAN please
NA : No
good try but hve a quick visit to :
http://www.aol.co.uk
Repeat After Me :
"AOL Instant Messenger"
What with AOL being the worlds biggest ISP, I think they might have a few users.
aye, just one thing missing, a link
'cos that is bound to be better and cheaper
that's the first one I thought of too.
An ending that took ages of fighting and fighting and fighting.
Was great.
Isn't that the realm of "software patents"
nt
It still runs code on a machine without the permission of the owner, and is therefore a virus.
Or Gator.
So I pondered and decided to investigate chroot ./bin ./bin/tcpserver ./bin/webserver.rc ./bin/cat ./bin/date ./bin/head ./bin/tr ./bin/wc ./bin/awk ./bin/magic.mime ./bin/file ./bin/test ./bin/rc ./bin/ls ./bin/server.rc ./bin/sed ./document_root ./document_root/index.html ./usr ./usr/libexec ./usr/libexec/ld-elf.so.1 ./usr/lib ./usr/lib/libc.so.4 ./usr/lib/libgnuregex.so.2 ./usr/lib/libm.so.2
: /home/matt/awkwebserver/ bin/server.rc
/bin/tcpserver 192.168.1.100 8012 /bin/webserver.rc -u 80 -g 80
I had to make the following tree
then as root
chroot
and bin/server.rc looks like
#!bin/rc
and viola : a secure* read only web server
You can add more options to tcpserver to limit the connections / memory usage etc.
20 seconds to respond seems to sound wrong I hope
dontcha know 8)
I hope you never need any csenon gas or play the ksylophone
8)
sorry, I managed to miss the opt-in part
Why is
"Great offer at Wal-Mart, 2 for 1 Washing powder"
more acceptable than
"Great offer at Sex-Mart, 2 for 1 Vibrators"
?
25Mhz 386
32Mb RAM
40GB ide
512k Trident 8900c
AT case
100W PSU
14" EGA Monitor
10BaseT BNC NIC
102-Key Keyboard
No mouse
and you can probably run it off a couple of AA batteries
Energy traders, power producers and chemical engineers warned yesterday that the UK could face blackouts on the scale experienced in the US and Canada on Thursday night or substantial disconnections at the very least.
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