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Oliver Schad wrote: |
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> Am Mittwoch, 18. Januar 2006 16:29 schrieb mir Douglas Breault Jr: |
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>> I need to run this CSA in order to gain access to the network. I |
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>> don't trust the network much either, but I am always using OpenVPN, |
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>> which I trust completely. Currently I can access the network, and |
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>> ergo my vpn without this, but after the 26th that all changes. |
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> Take the solution with the Live-CD or doesn't meet this your |
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> requirements? |
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> Best Regards |
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> Oli |
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The live-cd solution will work perfectly _assuming_ the binary makes no |
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effort to ensure it is running on a real installation. So my primary |
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concern is gaining access to the network again without any changes to my |
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system |
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As a secondary concern, I would like to figure out what the binary is |
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doing every step of the way and publishing the results for others to be |
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aware of. |
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Thanks everyone for your great responses. I definitely have some |
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research to do in this new and very intriguing area of system management |
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and security. |
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Sincerely, |
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Doug |
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How do I know the past isn't fiction designed to account for the discrepancy |
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between my immediate physical sensations and my state of mind? |
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/~\ The ASCII Douglas Breault Jr. <GenKreton at comcast dot net> |
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