Please keep this post on the list.
also sprach HubiX <hubix@free.fr> [2005.04.16.0002 +0200]:
> No, but I hav a new file named /etc/syslog.conf.lock who contain only 26898
I have never seen this.
> OK, here my /etc/syslog.conf : http://rafb.net/paste/results/vu91Zw34.html
Looks okay.
> I say also, partitions for usr is mounted in read only mode, binary
> directories and executables are immutables, like /etc.
>
> Neither of those are security precautions, really.
>
> It's in an official debian security guide ( txt format )
It's just another brick in the wall.
> Because I dont have any free place (bank?), and I have only 8M of ram
> (sticks?). 4x8M :-(
Oh that sucks.
> I hope to find a small boot disk, with some command line tools to check the
> system integrity. 32M is huge for this.
Or: take the harddrive into another computer.
> My 32M system has apache, apache-ssl, courrier-imapd-ssl, courrier-pop-ssl,
> exim, thttpd, mysql and rarely swap.
I know, been there done that. It also takes 2 hours to computer
`apt-get update`.
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