by ezs | Nov 16, 2005 | evilzenscientist, Linux, Uncategorized
My servers have been subjected to extra ssh traffic in the last few days:
Nov 16 13:25:14 gc-blog sshd[6625]: Illegal user admin from ::ffff:[IPaddress]
Nov 16 13:25:16 gc-blog sshd[6628]: Illegal user test from ::ffff:[IPaddress]
Nov 16 13:25:19 gc-blog sshd[6631]: Illegal user guest from ::ffff:[IPaddress]
Nov 16 13:25:26 gc-blog sshd[6637]: Illegal user webmaster from ::ffff:[IPaddress]
Nov 16 13:25:36 gc-blog sshd[6645]: Illegal user oracle from ::ffff:[IPaddress]
Nov 16 13:25:38 gc-blog sshd[6647]: Illegal user library from ::ffff:[IPaddress]
Nov 16 13:25:41 gc-blog sshd[6650]: Illegal user info from ::ffff:[IPaddress]
Nov 16 13:25:43 gc-blog sshd[6653]: Illegal user shell from ::ffff:[IPaddress]
Nov 16 13:25:50 gc-blog sshd[6658]: Illegal user linux from ::ffff:[IPaddress]
Nov 16 13:25:53 gc-blog sshd[6661]: Illegal user unix from ::ffff:[IPaddress]
Nov 16 13:25:55 gc-blog sshd[6664]: Illegal user webadmin from ::ffff:[IPaddress]
Nov 16 13:26:05 gc-blog sshd[6672]: Illegal user test from ::ffff:[IPaddress]
Nov 16 13:26:09 gc-blog sshd[6678]: Illegal user admin from ::ffff:[IPaddress]
SANS also had a post – http://isc.sans.org/diary.php?storyid=846
I’m keeping an eye on behaviour – I think my sshd are configured reasonably well.
by ezs | Nov 16, 2005 | evilzenscientist, Uncategorized, ZENworks
I was sent a link to a great new blog – MSIwisdom.
There are some great resources, hints and tips on this site – obviously focused on Windows application deployment using MSI packages.
Very useful for ZENworks Desktop Management.
by ezs | Nov 13, 2005 | blogging, evilzenscientist, Linux, Uncategorized
I installed a new subscription/mail plugin for WordPress – subscribe2.
So far it’s working nicely.
by ezs | Nov 13, 2005 | evilzenscientist, that book, Uncategorized
I am working with my colleague, long-time friend and collaborator Ted Haeger (Reverend Ted) to get some of my content hosted and posted on a Novell community wiki.
Specifically I’ve got two pet projects:
– ZENworks 7 Linux Management how to/lab guide
– ZENworks 7 Desktop Management how to/lab guide
This will be cool to open up to the wider community. Watch this space.
by ezs | Nov 12, 2005 | evilzenscientist, Linux, Uncategorized, ZENworks
I blogged earlier on some configuration options for ZENworks 7 Linux Management.
This described using ZLM7 to mirror content from update.novell.com.
ZLM7 can also bring content from a SUSE YaST Online Update (YOU) repository. YOU can be used to update SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 9.
Read the earlier post on some tips to get your ZLM7 mirroring configured correctly.
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by ezs | Nov 12, 2005 | evilzenscientist, fun stuff, Uncategorized
The rumours are true – an Apple store is opening in SLC.
by ezs | Nov 12, 2005 | evilzenscientist, Uncategorized
Up in Salt Lake City all week for the Novell Global Sales kickoff.
I’ve got part of a keynote tomorrow – as well as a great opportunity to network with new people and meet old friends.
by ezs | Nov 11, 2005 | evilzenscientist, Linux, Uncategorized
Urg. For some reason my blog server date was wrong. Even though it’s running an ntp client that sync every four hours.
Most of the posts from the last few days have been a day early (if that makes any sense) – it looks like I’ve been posting a day in the future 🙂
All fixed now.
by ezs | Nov 10, 2005 | evilzenscientist, Linux, Uncategorized, ZENworks
More snippets from the oft-promised white paper:
This post describes in detail how to mirror content (updates and patches) from Novells update service – update.novell.com.
update.novell.com contains updates for Novell Linux Desktop, Open Enterprise Server and Novell Linux Small Business Suite.
I hope to publish similar articles in the coming days on how to do this for Red Hat Network (for Red Hat Enterprise Linux) and YaST Online Update (for straight SUSE Linux Enterprise Server).
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by ezs | Nov 10, 2005 | 'Web 2.0', evilzenscientist, fun stuff, Uncategorized
Pandora is fantastic.
It’s far easier to hear and believe than read this – but:
– sign up
– select music you like – either an artist or a song
– Pandora plays ‘music like that’
– if you like it – say so
– if you don’t – say so
– download (iTunes) or buy (Amazon) things you like
Wow. This is going to cost me big. I’ve already found a few CDs that I really like.
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