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<0> hey, you guys are computer savvy in here right?
<0> anyone know where's the cheapest place to buy software?
<0> i was told tigerdirect
<1> try zipzoomfly and newegg
<1> but i dont know if they're the cheapest
<2> pagecomputers
<2> but the support ****s
<3> pirate bay
<4> any 1 active?
<3> yes
<4> hey
<3> yes?
<4> i am trying to find a way i can ...find out which programs are using suid
<4> find: -perm: +4000: illegal mode string
<4> isnt working
<4> find: -perm: +4000 << command i used to get the above output
<3> ummm
<3> find / \( -perm -4000 -o -perm -2000 \) -ls -o -fstype nfs -prune
<3> try that
<3> oops
<3> i forgot your not using nfs
<4> nope
<3> 2 secs
<4> k
<4> its openbsd
<3> same thing :)
<3> find / \( -perm -4000 -o -perm -2000 \)
<3> :)
<1> how do i restrich users from seeing the files outside of their homdir?
<1> *restrict
<3> chroot them.
<4> any 1 know of any exploits for openbsd 3.9?
<4> any 1 here?
<5> has anyone used dummynet?
<6> A collaborative, short-term open source authoring project to quickly write a book covering the basics from the 2005 BSDA Certification Requirements Document was recently started. The BSD Certification Group's BSDA (BSD ***ociate) Certification is for BSD Unix system administrators with light to moderate skills.
<6> Using a wiki, authors, reviewers and readers all contribute to complete the book by the end of February. This bsdwiki contains over a hundred pages each with the topics defined by the BSD Certification Group. And a PDF in book format is periodically generated from this wiki content.
<6> To contribute, please join at http://bsdwiki.reedmedia.net/
<6> not spam... but bsd book for the community :D
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