An system integrity tool. Tripwire lets you monitor changes to a filesystem and can email you when something out of the ordinary occurs, like/bin/ps being replaced, etc.
rjf&
Anyone interested on working on the code, no matter your motivation, please cruise on over to the source forge page and make yourself known;) I could use some help.
An opposing strategy to the boycott would be for the community to crack everything they release to be tested. This will a) delay boneheaded schemes from hitting the market, and b) demonstrate that the community can and will crack anything they come up with, showing the futility of encrypted music.
No, we need new and bold business models to distribute the music such that the ARTISTS get the bulk of the proceeds, not the good ole boys.
So let them keep coming up with stuff, and let's keep cracking it until they figure it out.
itripn
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itripn
> The central console is for windows only.
That is not true -- the commerical Tripwire management console runs on Solaris, Windows, and Linux.
An system integrity tool. Tripwire lets you monitor changes to a filesystem and can email you when something out of the ordinary occurs, like /bin/ps being replaced, etc.
rjf&
you need to upgrade your compiler to gcc 2.95.2, and it will build fine on all the platforms you mention. read the INSTALL file man, it's all there.
Anyone interested on working on the code, no matter your motivation, please cruise on over to the source forge page and make yourself known ;) I could use some help.
An opposing strategy to the boycott would be for the community to crack everything they release to be tested. This will a) delay boneheaded schemes from hitting the market, and b) demonstrate that the community can and will crack anything they come up with, showing the futility of encrypted music. No, we need new and bold business models to distribute the music such that the ARTISTS get the bulk of the proceeds, not the good ole boys. So let them keep coming up with stuff, and let's keep cracking it until they figure it out. itripn