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<0> vsftpd help file said there is security implimecations with chroot_local_users?
<1> Don't trust it. Never trust chroot.
<0> So is local_users and chroot insecure?
<0> i was thinking about using virtual users but i am not sure if i can grant read/write to a folder outside their home
<0> How would I bind-mount /ha/www to someone's home folder?
<2> BobTheSpeake: man mount
<3> BobTheSpeake: mount --bind /folder /end/folder
<4> Sunblade: Jia
<2> ploggr: don't spoonfeed
<4> Sunblade: http://siksai.co.uk/gallery/
<2> rhowe: nervous ? :)
<4> Sunblade: Not really. Irritated at my sore throat from the weekend
<2> oh nothing a good dosis of love can't fix :P
<3> Sunblade: sorry, but i don't see any harm in giving him a helping hand
<4> Sunblade: heh
<2> ploggr: I do
<3> Sunblade: not on something that simple anyway, as it's just a command, it's not like i told him word for word to install and run apache
<2> ploggr: Why are you trying to discuss something with me ? I just told you don't spoonfeed. So don't.
<3> Sunblade: because i disagree with you but, hey, you make the rules, no?
<2> Indeed.
<4> ploggr: Nah, Sunblade just causes trouble :)
<3> :P
<3> Sunblade: sorry, i'm not trying to cause friction :)
<4> o.O
<4> They're forecasting rain today :(
<2> rhowe: so marry in the netherlands :P
<0> Do you use fstab to make bind-mount reoccuring?
<2> ploggr: Give a man a fish and he will eat for one day, teach a man to fish and he will eat a lifetime.
<0> I don't even eat fish
<3> lol
<5> s/eat a lifetime/never goto work again/
<2> BobTheSpeake: You should. It's healthy.
<3> two servings per week
<4> Sunblade: mmm, mercury
<3> or something
<2> ploggr: that's right
<0> Is there anyway to secure chroot and bind mount so we can avoid the "never trust chroot"
<0> problem I am goign to have is the bound mount is actually on a drbd volume
<0> so it won't be available on the slave
<0> guess I can just make a resource script and put it in heartbeat
<3> BobTheSpeake: you can use bind in /etc/fstab, yep
<0> problem is the destination won't be available on the slave, i'll have to write a resource script for heartbeat, this is on a cluster
<3> BobTheSpeake: that's to your question earlier, about it recurring
<2> hi coma
<6> Mogguh Sunblade
<6> Sunblade: Keep it, I've seen too much of it already
<3> i wouldn't mind a storm over here
<3> i'll have it
<2> ploggr: hot over there ?
<6> It's time to go out and get drunk 'n stuff
<3> Sunblade: no i just enjoy wet weather
<2> oh, ok, /me sends heavy showers to ploggr
<3> thanks :)
<2> Coma: indeed
<3> Coma: is it the evening where you are?
<6> ploggr: Quite the opposite
<6> Wed Jun 7 08:47:39 CEST 2006
<3> Coma: you're starting pretty early to get drunk
<2> lol
<3> Coma: one of those all day things is it?
<6> Lol, wish it were true, but there's still some work to be done
<3> time for breakfast i think, laters all *goned*
<6> Feh
<6> apt-get install all-of-the-perl-goodness
<6> There, all fixed :P
<2> but but python is so beautiful, actually I've never used it
<0> apt-get install fish
<6> Sunblade: Python's weird, really
<6> But nowhere near as stylish as perl is =)
<6> Sunblade: Hey, if I reload a script in irssi, which changes command bindings set by a former version, will that work or bite eachother?
<2> that will work IIRC :)
<6> Atleast it reloads without complaining
<6> Yup, it works
<7> now lets see how can we break it
<6> Give it your best shot :P
<2> indeed, coma, I expected better from you :P
<2> Coma: so you're basically generating a random kick message and invoke zap ? :P
<6> Um, yes?
<6> Though they're not as random as you think
<2> some kind of array ? :P
<6> Not just that, they're shakespearean insults :)
<2> aah
<6> Figured that'd doa little better than kicking people with "U R so ****" messages
<3> had no bread, so i just made more bacon :/
<3> oh my!
<3> it's not smoked, sorry :P
<6> *munch* *munch* *munch*
<6> Now that sure makes for a lovely breakfast
<6> There, all set for another day of hard labour
<3> i've got a busy day of nothing ahead of me
<3> college is out until september
<3> probably not what you wanted to hear :P
<6> So that means you get to go out and party all day. That's what summer breaks are for after all
<8> ploggr: "is out" strike?
<3> if there is a party going on i'll go but i've not heard of anything yet
<3> K_F: no, the last term is on the way out, just exams left
<3> K_F: the student union did call a strike last year though -- however, nobody paid attention
<8> oh, that was a month ago or so here
<8> two exams left, so the 20th I have summer vacation
<9> I got an exam in ~1 hour. ;)
<3> is this your final year?
<8> yoz: good luck with that
<3> yoz: good luck
<9> thanks..
<8> ploggr: no, 2nd out of 5
<3> K_F: 5? what are you taking?
<6> yoz: And of course, instead of studying you're yet again wasting time on irc :P
<10> anyone happen to have a list of linux trivia ?
<3> the should bring in educational k:lines
<3> ban people who should be revising
<6> hehehe
<8> ploggr: Masters of Science in Business and Economics, major in finance, as well as starting a law degree now, 5 year total as well, but I'll see if I can't finish it by the time of my primary education
<6> wishes: Aren't there ready made bots with trivia stuff like that?
<9> Coma: nah.. preparing for my exa actually ;)
<9> s/exa/exam
<3> K_F: sounds like a lot of work
<8> hehe
<8> ploggr: I have 96 ECTS credits next semester, and ordinary one is 30
<3> K_F: i don't understand what all that is, i'm in the uk
<10> Coma, yeah - i want one that is specificly geek/linux orientated
<10> ive written my own that runs off a database so far, and found/made up about 300 questions
<10> but i need more :D
<6> wishes: Google for "linux trivia", see what it comes up with
<10> lol been there done that weeks back
<8> ploggr: I'm in Norway, sure you don't use the European Credits Transfer System?
<6> Heh
<3> K_F: we probably do, but i they seem to go on more about ucas points here
<3> -i
<3> K_F: i'm not working towards my degree just yet, i'm in the stage between secondary school and university, so perhaps i'll come across them then
<8> ah, yeah
<8> you probably get it at uni
<8> I'm on the 2nd year of my bachelor degree
<3> right well, i better make use of my spare time and clean my car -- it got covered in cheese at a house party
<3> laters *goned*
<9> heh
<9> ploggr: later ;)
<8> ploggr: have fun
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