Subject: bulk email received from one of your account
hi, I just received a unsollicited bulk email from one of your email adress : e8johan@etek.chalmers.se
Here's a copy of the first few lines of this email:
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So now, your account will be shut down without any warning, that's it ?
As you said in your comment before your question. It's called a SCSI drive.
For example, here, a 18G 10k RPM SCSI drives cost about the same prive as a 40G IDE 7200 RPM. Warranty of 5 years instead of 1, MTBF of 1-2 Mh instead of 500 kh. And it's even faster.
Already integrated into solaris and linux. Lots of apps supports it. It also support many scheme of authentication, from simple passwd file to NT logon / SecureID / biometrics (ugh).
maybe ericsson is also a big mobile network equipment supplier ?
for the DECT+GSM, they were one of the few (with SAGEM) to make a dual standard phone. Unfortunately, both discontinued their product some years ago.
in fact, DECT could be far worse for mobile phone operators than 802.11. It's quite easy to make an ad-hoc network of dect phones... do you really thing that any supplier or service provider wants that ?
It can assign ip adress, includes secure scheme for authentifications, well implemented, easily integrated with radius for more advanced stuff (DB, accounting,...). It works over almost anything (ethernet, atm,...).
with a 18 db antenna on the roof of a building there're something like 50 APs available. And wlan equipment is more expensive on this side of the atlantic.
winbind may be a possible solution : your unix boxes authenticate to the NT domain
Winbind is an nss switch module to map Windows NT Domain databases to Unix.
In combination with Samba and pam_ntdom, a Unix box will be able to integrate straight into a full Windows NT Domain environment, without needing a Unix Account database.
Use of pam modules (pam_smb, pam_ntdom) also works (on pam systems like linux or solaris) very well.
I know of a large company that's getting ready to release a huge patch to ACID to actually optimize its SQL usage, bringing performance for large-scale snort deployments up to a reasonable level.
What if some people would be interested in that optimisation ? (what is the actual status of that)
If you have redundant firewalls or multiple paths to the Internet you already have a switch there so you can connect all the interfaces on a common segment.
Usually, the point of having redundancy is to avoid single point of failure. If you connect your multiple path to a single switch, then you may have problem because you rely on a single piece of hardware.
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just FYI, most european mobile operators (or at least the one I know) have such systems in place (commercial ones).
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Subject: bulk email received from one of your account
hi,
I just received a unsollicited bulk email from one of your email adress : e8johan@etek.chalmers.se
Here's a copy of the first few lines of this email :
Received: from mail.etek.chalmers.se (129.16.32.20)
by mta448.mail.yahoo.com with SMTP; 10 Oct 2001 17:48:42 -0700 (PDT)
Message-Id:
From: e8johan@etek.chalmers.se
Subject: product for you... but i think u need to buy it
X-Priority: 3
X-MSMail-Priority: Normal
Date: Thu, 11 Oct 2002 3:47:35 +0200
Mime-Version: 1.0
Content-Type: text/plain; charset="Windows-1251"
Online Drugstore can have your order of discounted Viagra shipped to you for
only 5 minutes of your time!!!
http://www.justgottago.com/od/azzbc/
No Prior Prescriptions Needed
-Licensed U.S. Physicians are ready to fill your order
-Guaranteed Lowest Prices Available
-Discreet Mailing directly to your home or office
Just visit http://www.justgottago.com/od/azzbc/ and enjoy the good life today!!!
So now, your account will be shut down without any warning, that's it ?
As you said in your comment before your question.
It's called a SCSI drive.
For example, here, a 18G 10k RPM SCSI drives cost about the same prive as a 40G IDE 7200 RPM. Warranty of 5 years instead of 1, MTBF of 1-2 Mh instead of 500 kh. And it's even faster.
Well, sort of.
It's an IBM MCA expansion board which supports 4 EDO-RAM.
That's it.
Already integrated into solaris and linux.
Lots of apps supports it.
It also support many scheme of authentication, from simple passwd file to NT logon / SecureID / biometrics (ugh).
Ugly color. O2 where much nicer.
maybe ericsson is also a big mobile network equipment supplier ?
... do you really thing that any supplier or service provider wants that ?
for the DECT+GSM, they were one of the few (with SAGEM) to make a dual standard phone. Unfortunately, both discontinued their product some years ago.
in fact, DECT could be far worse for mobile phone operators than 802.11. It's quite easy to make an ad-hoc network of dect phones
you forgot xDSL, which is obvisouly a rebadged version of X.25 !
I'm somehow curious, but IP over what ?
I always thought DSL was over some sort of ATM
Yep, because it adds a new encapsulation layer, so, for the same end user bandwith, it needs more real raw bandwith.
BTW, what was used before PPPoE ?
See the subject.
...). It works over almost anything (ethernet, atm, ...).
It can assign ip adress, includes secure scheme for authentifications, well implemented, easily integrated with radius for more advanced stuff (DB, accounting,
that was not a funny post !
with a 18 db antenna on the roof of a building there're something like 50 APs available. And wlan equipment is more expensive on this side of the atlantic.
you mean, something like that.
Winbind is an nss switch module to map Windows NT Domain databases to Unix.
In combination with Samba and pam_ntdom, a Unix box will be able to integrate straight into a full Windows NT Domain environment, without needing a Unix Account database.
Use of pam modules (pam_smb, pam_ntdom) also works (on pam systems like linux or solaris) very well.
May I add death penalty to the list of 'killing peoples' which are legal (at least in some countries).
What if some people would be interested in that optimisation ? (what is the actual status of that)
Usually, the point of having redundancy is to avoid single point of failure. If you connect your multiple path to a single switch, then you may have problem because you rely on a single piece of hardware.
this is a bogus comment to increase comment count on a *BSD story featured on /. main page which received only 2 comments in a few hours.
this isn't karma whoring as nobody will ever moderate this post.
120 comments and still not a single one about one of the most important evolution of this year !!!
"I don't get this obsession with finding WLANs."
(my) motivation : have fun !
Beep. Please replace the 'do' by a 'buy' in your last sentence.
FS was developped by BAO (Bruce Artwick Organization) until being bought up by MS in 95 (around FSFW95, IIRC).
this is an incentive
seriously, I'll try it as soon as my motherboard come back.
There are already some solutions with other worms/viruses :I d=277">example</a>
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Maybe not just one CD full of binary, but, suse *personnal* edition is just 3 CDs.
If you consider that sources are provided, that's just 1,5 CDs (very roughly).
And, if you choose default office install (= linux desktop), you just need one single CD (IIRC)
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