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ping and traceroute Unable to Resolve Hostnames While Other Programs Work Fine
I was chatting with a fellow OpenBSD user on IRC. He was having some very strange problems with name resolution on his OpenBSD machine. Name resolution as his non-root user worked fine with host or nslookup. Most programs would work … Continue reading →
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A Journey with the Alpine Mail User Agent (MUA) in OpenBSD or How To Safely Fix: [Folder vulnerable – directory /var/mail must have 1777 protection]
Let me start by saying how much I love the Alpine mail client. It’s fast and easy. I can hit the “d” key ten times and delete as many messages in the amount of time I can click on one … Continue reading →
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Tagged 1777, alpine, BSD, Computers, lockspool, mail, mail spool, mail.local, mbox, mlock, mua, OpenBSD, patch, permissions, pine, smtpd, unix
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