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<0> man vsftpd.conf
<0> sounds like you have vsftpd installed
<1> tig: didn't he just say it wasn't installed?
<1> jeenam_: take a break for a minute.
<2> good idea
<0> 18:40 < tig> vsftpd-2.0.4-1.2
<0> it's installed
<3> yup i see
<3> def port is 20 ? :)
<3> # Make sure PORT transfer connections originate from port 20 (ftp-data).
<3> connect_from_port_20=YES
<0> that's the ftp control port
<3> i am in the conf file.. but how do i start it ?
<0> depends
<1> /etc/init.d/vsftp start probably
<1> unless they want it running in xinetd.
<1> did you read the fedora 'how to run an ftp server' thing?
<0> there is either a script in /etc/init.d/rcX.d OR it is started from xinetd like bougyman said
<1> it's very well documented on their site.
<3> ok ;]
<0> chkconfig --list | grep vsftp
<3> ftp is ON
<3> ;]
<3> vsftpd 0:off 1:off 2:off 3:off 4:off 5:off 6:off
<3> i just typed vsftpd and it started :)
<3> ok next subject :)
<0> well it's not set to start when the system boots
<0> those numbers next to vsftpd denote if the daemon starts at each runlevel
<3> ok
<3> how do i set it to start ?
<0> man chkconfig to find out how to enable it
<0> it's time you did some reading boy
<0> !
<3> yeah i know.
<3> i have been readong some.
<0> you'll want to know how chkconfig works anyways
<3> and made some basic security.
<0> you can use it to set startup for every service in fc/redhat/centos
<3> but i have problem upgrade the kernel from 2.6.15 to 17
<0> pfft
<0> at least fedora uses stock kernels from kernel.org, unlike redhat
<3> ;]
<0> tig: what's the problem with kernel compiling?
<3> finger @kernel.org
<3> i saw the lastest version
<3> now i dunno how to install it
<0> well gee, you might want to work on that later
<3> i am afraid someone will use some lame exploit and root the box.
<0> linux is pretty solid out of the box for the most part
<0> do you have a specific reason to recompile your kernel?
<3> nope.. :/
<3> i need to add a suspicious user
<0> tig: just move sshd to listen on an port other than 22
<3> well i must
<0> /etc/ssh/sshd_config
<3> but i am afraid he's gonna root it.
<0> why do yuo need to add the user?
<0> make a chroot jail and set that to his home dir
<4> if you don't trust a user and add him anyway, you deserve whatever you get
<3> dude i am even more confised right now. :)
<3> i must add him
<3> chroot jail ?
<0> a chroot jail is essentially dropping a user into a shell with a limited set of commands and libraries at their disposal
<0> you said you used bsd? which one?
<3> by the way does fedora has WATCH ?
<0> mac os x?
<0> aka easy bsd
<3> 6.1
<3> by the way does fedora has WATCH ?
<0> what's WATCH
<5> you asked that already.
<3> lets me actually watches the user
<5> that's not what the "watch" I've always seen does. ;/
<0> the source is probably out there
<3> in bsd watch ttyp2 lets me watch everything user ttyp2 does.
<0> there's probably an rpm for it
<6> ok i have dovecot and sendmail working...but procmail still isnt moving mails from /var/spool/mail/USER to /home/USER/mail/Inbox/cur ...it IS copying them to /var/mail/USER though...i need help, what do i do to get it working?
<5> .. and then they type "who," and see "watch ttyp2," and go "Wtf" :)
<5> er, excuse me.. "w"
<0> alright
<0> i'm out
<0> time to go home
<3> any known rpm for spying on my users ?
<3> like seeing what they do
<7> yeah, it's called "don't be a ****".
<6> tig: you fag
<3> excuse me ?
<3> its my private server and i need to add someone which will probably try to run some unwanted **** on my server so i want to spy and see if i can stop him on time.
<8> Just don't give him access
<6> tig if he has access that you need to spy for, you already got owned
<9> I am trying to debug a threaded sdl game. I get through the loading screens then gdb halts the program and says "Cannot find user-level thread for LWP 381: no LWP to satisfy query". Any tips on getting gdb to play nice?
<5> tig: unethical software: http://freshmeat.net/projects/ttysnoop/
<5> sounds about like what you want, no?
<6> cmang: we all know that you just gave some script kiddy an app
<5> :'(
<3> yeah
<3> i'll check
<5> tig: and if you google hard enough, you can even find an FC3 rpm.
<3> cmang__: what is FC3?
<5> fedora core 3.
<3> warning: ttysnoop-0.12c-1.1.fc3.rf.i386.rpm: Header V3 DSA signature: NOKEY, key ID 6b8d79e6
<3> what is this error means ?
<10> it means you shouldn't be spying on your users
<3> warjest ok next.
<3> i got the idea.
<3> i can spy on my own server on whom ever i want.
<3> now what is this NOKEY means sir ?
<10> not if you cant get ttysnoop installed :)
<3> lol
<3> ;]
<3> warjest dude, i am takeing care of my own *** here
<8> You just installed a rootkit. Congratulations
<3> lol Qwell[].
<5> Heh, I love working on someone's server remotely and all of a sudden the screen starts scrolling with messages: "CPU0: Temperature above threshold"
<5> actually, I don't love that, as it's never happened before. Hmm.
<11> hi
<12> is /boot on a separate partition a really important thing? I
<12> is /boot on a separate partition a really important thing? I'm trying to install Gentoo and it only seems to cause problems
<13> you can have everything (besides swap) on one partition
<12> it's just..I've been using debian for years..is this a special "design" by gentoo
<12> ?
<11> and then if you really need to, you can have swap on the same partition, using a loopback mount (i think thats what its called, where you mount a file as its own partition)
<11> yak, what problem are you getting trying to boot?
<12> kernel panic
<12> unable to boot root fs
<0> sounds like someone misconfigured lilo/grub
<0> tisk tisk =P
<12> i've got /boot on hda1
<12> and root on /hda2
<0> new kernel? sata?
<12> cl***ic, ata
<0> which kernel? recompiled kernel?
<0> different versions of the 2.6.x kernel support SATA drives differently
<0> <--- found that out the hard way
<11> hrm if its grub, its partitions go by numbers, not device names, right?
<0> nope
<11> jeenam_: ya, some have em as /dev/sd*, others /dev/hd*
<12> well I tried both grub and lilo
<0> root = /dev/hdaX
<12> in lilo
<12> i put root = /dev/hda2 in lilo.conf
<12> and then installed it to hda
<0> yak: did you run lilo after you configured it? e.g. 'lilo'
<12> yes
<0> that's an easy one to forget
<0> done that numerous times
<0> which part of hda?
<12> i thought that lilo figures out the location of the kernel and root partition at install time
<0> the superblock, mbr?
<12> yes
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