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emulab
emulab-devel
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c17df4c9
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c17df4c9
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Mar 22, 2004
by
Leigh B. Stoller
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@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ never compromised. Okay, lets get serious.
* When you have a real shell on boss; you get a different home dir. Normal
users get ops:/users/homedir as their homedir on boss, but if you have a
real shell, you get a distinct homedir. This is to protect your dot
files, and especially your .ssh directory, from a breakin ops or an
files, and especially your .ssh directory, from a breakin
on
ops or an
experimental node that is currently mounting your ops homedir (via NFS,
which is totally insecure).
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@@ -43,13 +43,16 @@ never compromised. Okay, lets get serious.
Something is odd, and it is better to ask then to risk having your
password snooped by some trojan.
* Use good passwords and passphrases!
* Use good passwords and passphrases! Passwords like "microsoft" are not a
good idea, and remember that Unix passwords are often limited to the
first 8 chars, but passphrases (ssl,ssh) can be any length and include
any characters.
* If you were not in the habit of using xlock, then you should now get in
the habit.
* In order to install the testbed software, you need to be in group wheel,
which lets you
r
use "sudo". No password to gain root is required.
which lets you use "sudo". No password to gain root is required.
BE CAREFUL!
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@@ -143,5 +146,7 @@ Okay, to install software into the main tree:
sudo gmake post-install
Do not forget the post-install; the main tree will break and users will
be unhappy!
be unhappy if you forget this.
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