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Re: BSD/OS source code

2009-04-15T22:26:42Z

In article <1iy85dt.svex5jj26ldaN%rob_AT_ badeend_DOT...@nowhere.nowhere >,
Yes, and still using BSD/OS until I switch to MacOSX.

Re: BSD/OS source code

2009-04-15T15:18:44Z

Hmm, might this be some edmontonian in ca ? Still waiting and
contemplating here !?

Re: BSD/OS source code

2009-04-14T23:32:29Z

In article <r6qdnWXGA4ajQHnUnZ2dnUVZ_tSdn ...@posted.cpinternet>,
Good luck!

BSD/OS source code

2009-04-14T20:01:43Z

Greetings,
In mailing list archives of some of the other BSD projects, some
posters have mentioned finding source code for some releases of
BSD/OS (BSDi) but no links are provided.
What is known about source code availability (kernel, driver
and essential utilities)?
Michael

Re: gas dog

2009-01-01T16:47:52Z

. BTW when Amy wanted me to house sit - Amy wanted me to go home to her
house, to meet the dog.
Also have started first couple chapters of another prion book. Not bad,
works a little too hard on being a brilliant writer tho,

Re: How to find rogue scripts that can be hijakced for spamming

2008-11-07T23:54:11Z

Well, that (or a variation) will find all of the perl scripts (except for
the ones with a newline in their name: use -print0 and xargs -0 as a
general rule when doing large finds). That'll be a close first-order
approximation to hackability if you subscribe to the theory that says
that all programs contain bugs. What are you really looking for,

Re: How to find rogue scripts that can be hijakced for spamming

2008-11-07T23:05:43Z

In article <f971$4914b59d$8c631746$8...@n ews.deru.net>,
You mean find / -type f -print | grep -R

Re: How to find rogue scripts that can be hijakced for spamming

2008-11-07T21:39:42Z

grep -R

Re: How to find rogue scripts that can be hijakced for spamming

2008-11-07T17:57:38Z

In article <gf1ub4$s2...@gallifrey.nk.ca> ,
That's somewhat of a stupid question.
Why would those scripts be more likely to be hijacked by spammers
than any other thing on your system ?
Apart from that, constructive use of find, xargs, file and grep ought to
give you your answer. Something a bit like

How to find rogue scripts that can be hijakced for spamming

2008-11-07T17:36:36Z

Literally find.
I need to find all scripts that have #!/usr/bin/perl
in them and examine if they can be hijacked by spammers.
How can I do that?

I moved

2008-09-28T03:58:30Z

[link]

Re: Change DNS records on the fly

2008-08-12T11:01:30Z

s/old_prefix/new_prefix/g

Re: Change DNS records on the fly

2008-08-12T04:49:25Z

If you really need help, you should start writing more descriptive
questions. Philip was terse, but right. "All at once" means precisely
_nothing_, so if you want more detailed instructions than "use sed", now
is the time to:
* Tell us more about the current setup:
- the names of the domains

Re: Change DNS records on the fly

2008-08-11T22:26:04Z

In article <slrnga0ivc.10nb.philip+use... @carrot.paeps.cx>,
All at once and not one at a time.

Re: Change DNS records on the fly

2008-08-11T14:25:48Z

Welcome to the 21st century! We call them /24s these days.
sed is your friend.
s/old_prefix/new_prefix/
- Philip