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<Demonen> some of my older scripts use it all the time
<Poluxi> ok
<Poluxi> it was run under the crontab
<hakkrdan> So who's box is it?
<Demonen> Poluxi: ...cron runs lynx? To do what?
<Poluxi> mrtg
<Poluxi> normal ?
<LadyByte> There's no such thing as normal. Only different.
<Poluxi> does mrtg uses lynx ?
<Deeg> hello all
<Gaia^> :)
<themaxxz> LIES
<Gaia^> its AL:L the rest of yas that aint :P
<Gaia^> is so
<Deeg> I need your feedbacks.. I found a way to login to a *nix box ( if you have an account on it ) but, your entry won't be recorded in the wtmp or utmp, and you are free to do what ever your want.
<Deeg> I tested it on solaris and linux.. and it works on both
<Gaia^> Deeg AND?
<Deeg> I think it is a bug in vi
<Deeg> if you will ssh to a machine and execute the vi command, this won't be recorded anywhere
<Deeg> then issue the command :!/bin/bash
<Deeg> to get a shell
<Gaia^> nice of to say this PUBLICLY
<Deeg> doing w/who/last will show nothing
<Deeg> well, I'm not a hacker..
<Gaia^> still nice of u to say
<Deeg> and this needs to be addressed.
<Demonen> Deeg: dude, this is NOT the way to do it. File a bug with vi/vim.
<steg> heh
<steg> what else do you expect him to do?
<Demonen> Now every script kiddy in the galaxy knows
<steg> Sounds like a relatively new user who has no idea what he's stumbled upon
<Demonen> :)
<BitlBee> yummy
<steg> why not ask some people who might know better?
<Deeg> is it linuxhelp ? or not ?
<steg> Deeg: It's not a bug in vi.
<Demonen> It still shows up in .bash_history
<steg> Deeg: and *what* won't be recorded anywhere?
<Demonen> and you don't get elevated privs
<Deeg> w won't show your entry
<Demonen> yes it does?
<steg> .bash_history is irrelevant, and is writable by whoever owns the account (so can be easily redirected to /dev/null or turned off)
<Demonen> steg: Yeah, but still, it's recordable
<MegaSimkin> ZZco, that doesn't sound right at all.
<MegaSimkin> ZZco, how are you doing it?
<Poluxi> what is smux port 199 ?
<MegaSimkin> never heard of it Poluxi
<MegaSimkin> where are you seing that
<Demonen> Deeg: the process shows, it obays max processes hardlimit, it's not obscure at all and is no security threat, I belive.
<Demonen> SMUX is the snmp multiplexing protocol (RFC 1227).
<MegaSimkin> ah
<BitlBee> Demonen it is
<BitlBee> when the /bin/bash line
<BitlBee> for some users
<BitlBee> is changed to some shell script
<BitlBee> and if that shell script allows editing ..
<BitlBee> or something ..
<Deeg> Demonen: after the user exit the vi, nothing will prove his/her entry time
<BitlBee> :D
<BitlBee> theehee
<Demonen> Deeg: You still have to log in to do that.
<Poluxi> how can i detect a DoS attack ?
<Deeg> try to do: ssh user@machine /bin/bash and then w or who.. your session is not in the list.
<Deeg> or maybe the sshd is doing something wrong
<axscode> deeg.. just want u to know its not workin in SuSE 9.3
<Gaia^> Deeg stop now please
<BitlBee> boo
<Deeg> Gaia^: I'm just trying to find if my system is corrupted or not.
<Gaia^> Deeg and i AM asking you to stop
<Gaia^> OR, atke this prvt
<Gaia^> take
<Gaia^> the choice is yours
<themaxxz> its a revie
<BitlBee> lewl
<BitlBee> it's superman !
<Gaia^> remember, remember, the 5th of november, gunpowder, treason and plot
<purplin> ?
<Gaia^> 5th Nov, go look it up
<Gaia^> Guy Fwakes
<Gaia^> Fawkes even
<purplin> bah to that
<Gaia^> he kinda tried to blow up our goverment at the time
<Gaia^> so, we kinda celbrate him, STILL >G<
<Gaia^> good ideas dont go 'off' :)
<axscode> how do you fix... error while loading shared libraries: libstc++.so.6: cannot open shared object file: NO such file or directory?
<Redragon^> install libstc++ i would guess
<Redragon^> hiya gaia
<Gaia^> boo
<axscode> but i have already installed libstdc++ and libstdc++devel on it..
<steg> Gaia^: Perhaps some time you should make a list of topics you deem to be unsuitable.
<steg> Gaia^: Since frankly, I can't find any logic behind when you suddenly decide a topic is taboo
<Gaia^> steg and i find no logic in you either
<BitlBee> :))
<Gaia^> so, lets agree to disagree
<steg> Gaia^: Oh, very mature.
<steg> I love the way you handle criticism.
<Gaia^> Stealth^ no just overly tired
<steg> Well, if they best reason you can come up with is essentially no reason (or worse! "Because I Say So") then you can't expect much respect.
<Gaia^> Stealth^: i didnt ask any from you, never have in fact
<steg> Gaia^: Yes, but I happen to hang about here and quite like the place. Are you saying the opinion of regulars is worthless?
<Gaia^> ion fact in the past i have asked you to agree to disagree, so LETS eh?
<Gaia^> ion = in
<Gaia^> Stealth^ i never said that, or will
<steg> Gaia^: Frankly, I find it disgusting that a newbie who has obviously misunderstood something comes looking for clarification and essentially gets told to shut up.
<Gaia^> but as i have NOW asked twice, lets agree to disagree OK?
<Gaia^> steg so go make a complaint then
<steg> Gaia^: I doubt that would be productive.
<Gaia^> purplin true
<MegaSimkin> steg, i hate when newbs are picked on too
<Gaia^> steg MY end of this conversation has now ended
<MegaSimkin> i want people to use linux more
<MegaSimkin> i don't think insulting them is a good way to fix that.
<Gaia^> oh dear
<Gaia^> here we go ?
<axscode> hmmmmm wanne try helpin me?
<axscode> how do you fix... error while loading shared libraries: libstc++.so.6: cannot open shared object file: NO such file or directory?
<themaxxz> axscode, did you install compat-libstd++ yet?
<MegaSimkin> axscode, you need to install the yah, what themaxxz said
<axscode> themaxxz: just want to ask.. why compat?
<axscode> just askin.. coz i have installed libstdc++.i586.rpm and libstdc++-devel.rpm on it..
<axscode> so. why compat? just want to know the reason.. thanks...
<purplin> welp, nap time
<themaxxz> axscode, beause it provides the lib you are looking for
<themaxxz> most likely
<axscode> and libstdc++ and libstdc++-devel dont?
<themaxxz> try asking rpm about the function of that rpm
<themaxxz> rpm --query ...
<themaxxz> axscode, well do you verify if libstc++.so.6 is included in libstdc++?
<themaxxz> s/do/did/
<themaxxz> again, rpm can help you here
<axscode> themaxxz: perhapz.. coz it libstdc++.so.6 is found at the /usr/lib
<Redb3ard> my firefox fonts are screwed up ever since upgrading xorg
<themaxxz> axscode, what are you trying to run/install that requires it?
<axscode> vlc
<themaxxz> and why arent you using the rpm that was built for your distro
<axscode> i am using it.. still the same.. but though it exist at the /usr/lib/
<themaxxz> well then I dont know
<axscode> rpm --query package.rpm ?
<themaxxz> axscode, are you using a prebuilt version of vlc?
<axscode> the rpm version of vlc
<axscode> rpm version in i386. do i have to build my own i386.rpm
<themaxxz> are you running i386 suse?
<axscode> im running an i386 SuSE on arch i686
<axscode> what i mean above is i686...
<themaxxz> axscode, ok try fetching the src.rpm package for vlc and run rpm --rebuild vlc.src.rpm
<axscode> yups.. ill try to --rebuild --target=i686
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