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TLS is used by a multiplicty (or can be) of services. Was this for your Apache2 server? What does your SSLProtocol line look like? You can turn off all but SSLv2 with:

SSLProtocol -all +SSLv2...

Someone posted, so it was pulled back to the top. Let's hope the problem was solved in a more timely manner than that. I'd agree though that using ICMP as a test is a bad idea. Protocols aren't...

The real advantage to learning assembly language is a low-level understanding of pointers and memory handling. You'll have a better understanding of the real operation and cost versus someone who...

If traceroute isn't working, ping likely won't be either - blocking ICMP at the edge is common enough. Trying a ping utility that uses UDP (hping) is worth trying too. If you're already dealing...

Likely the case; it's the normal issue with ssh on Solaris, but not always. And sorry, yes, you can run sshd as a non-privileged user, but snoop does require root.

You don't have to have root if you use a non-privileged port. Just pick one above 1024... (assuming default config) 1922 for instance. The kicker will be firewalls allowing inbound requests, but...

My first guess would have been the lookup; but a few useful steps in troubleshooting:

Startup another instance of sshd in debug mode. As root:

# ./sshd -ddd -p 922

In another window, start...

Does a netstat -an | grep 25 show that SMTP is bound to all interfaces or just localhost? Cheers,

Keith

Have you verified that TCP/6000 is bound on your XP box and that the Sol 10 system is able to connect to that port? Cheers,

Keith

If you have root rights, you can simply su - to the user and run env. Alternatively, you could just source their respective .chsrc, .bashrc etc. ( . /path/to/user/.bashrc) and then check the...

From their documentation, "From the Firewall Tab you can create and modify Network Access Rules to evaluate the network traffic's Source IP address, Destination IP address, and IP protocol type to...

I agree with Neo, paper means little - though a lot of jobs seem to require it. I recently too a C|EH (Certified Ethical Hacker) class and challenged the class. It was a lot of fun, but that's why...

It's wanting you to use SSL, hopefully you have the port enabled. Add -p 636 to your string:

[root@xxxx]# ldappasswd -x -p 636 -D "cn=directory manager" -W "uid=xxxxx,ou=xxxx,dc=xxx,dc=xx" -S
...

Is this really a sendmail problem or one of the delivery agent? Check the Mlocal line in your sendmail.cf. Are you using procmail? If so, you're likely dealing with whatever you've set (or the...

After having listed a bunch of items for one of my daughters; I decided to unload one of my expired license plates. When I lived in Virginia, I wrote a PERL script that crawled my server farm...

If you're starting to look at RU (Rack Units) and other metrics to consider when filling a cabinet, three other items to consider would be: the total power used by the system (Watts), the power used...

Hi Shijoe,

You can still (for the moment) download Solaris from Solaris Operating System - Get Solaris 10 (http://www.sun.com/software/solaris/get.jsp) . Since taking ownership, Oracle has said...

Have to love those. They keep life interesting.

Agreed, but RBAC is always going to be there; most shops seem to have sudo in place as well. I tend to go at every problem from a 'give as little privilege as possible'. No reason to give a user a...

Just remove the last 'quit;'. it isn't needed and is redundant when you're executing a script that includes the -e.

Cheers,
Keith

Works fine for me under Ubuntu/bash. Can you provide a bit more information about the shell and O/S version you're using so we can offer a bit more help?

Cheers,
Keith

IBM charges for their compilers, but you can download trials here:

IBM Software - C and C++ Compilers (http://www-01.ibm.com/software/awdtools/xlcpp/)

Like most UNIX (like) O/S, AIX has a GCC...

I'd think you'd want to give them more granular control that a username that has your effective UID for all commands. Using sudo to let them perform certain operations as your user under another...

Is this a system you built or inherited? Is RBAC or Trusted Solaris Extensions being actively used on the system?

Cheers,
Keith

What steps have you taken? i.e. devfsadm -C or reboot -- -r

Take stock of the /dev/rmt/* devices before and after execution.

Cheers,
Keith