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| DATE | 2002-11-05 |
| FROM | Matthew Hirsch
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| SUBJECT | Re: [hangout] gpg
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ruben
hmmm... sounds like your distro has problems. I was using debian
which does something wierdly good these days. (I have only had
problems trying to link everybody elses apache ssl php... and debian's
actually worked)
I may be wrong and it really does suck, it looked easy for me to
send a message to myself.
with running things as root yes openssh has to run as root. (unless
you want to play with the NSA kernel then it probably does not have to run root
as such) That might be fixed when we allow particular functions in a program
to be suid then it might not need to be root (how you know when a function
goes suid and how to protect against trojan binaries I don't know sounds
like it can be scary to me)
apache has always had to start as root and then changes to another
account simply because of the security function in the kernel
blocking non root accounts from binding to port 80
it perfect nope. everything has trade offs. I would have
to say that vmg (velocity made good) can only asymptotically reach your
current speed.
On Mon, Nov 04, 2002 at 06:41:21PM -0500, Ruben Safir wrote:
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> Oh yes
>
> it's so easy!!
>
> How could I have over looked this...
>
> It just doesn't work
>
> Warning Warning - Your Usign INSECURE MEMORY
> !!!!
>
>
> Jeez Gad Batman!!
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>
>
> Matt, it didn't work and I ended up BACK on the gpg man page from hell
> looking for keys which were listed but not idetifiable in 'insecure memory'
>
>
> Face it, it sucks
>
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