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eBox Installation and Configuration

Posted 06-12-2006 at 05:52 AM by sridhar11

eBox management tool will effectively and easily help you managing the advanced services for your corporate network. eBox is a framework for the development and deployment of network services in small and medium-sized networks, offering a simplified graphical interface to non expert users. It can be set up as a gateway, having some extra features over a usual router.

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device driver problems

Posted 06-10-2006 at 12:57 PM by adit_2g

2. uart1.c

I am able to load the module into the kernel and device is getting registered by allocating the major no for the device.
Then, i have created the device file using mknod(Resultant major no). I have wriiten an application program which uses this
device driver functions like open, write, ioctl. When i run the application program, it is saying that

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Open call success : success...

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Day 27 - Finished with WB 5

Posted 06-06-2006 at 10:16 PM by kf4otn

Well, I just got done with Workbook five in RHA030. Wow. I feel like I've gone from 0 to 60 in less than a month! I am going through the processes of making things happen without looking back in the book to find the answers and I'm learning a lot. In fact, my next box will be Linux and won't have any of that Windoz anywhere near it.

I have five days to complete Workbook 10 and 11 so I can get the extra credit. After Sunday I start the RHA130 course. I hear it is quite hard....

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Zeppoo: another RK detector for GNU/Linux?

Posted 06-06-2006 at 12:02 PM by unSpawn

OK. So there's a new one on the block. Zeppoo. Dick blogs it as a "Memory level rootkit hunter" and Gadi calls it a "Decent Rootkit Detection for Linux" in his blog , though what's decent about it isn't explained. They also fail to seize the moment to emphasise prevention is better anyway.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Zeppoo

Anti-Rootkits which don’t use these methods can be fooled easily.

Like, duh?

And why doesn't anyone post up front why it's qualitatively soo much more advanced...

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