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nmap open ports linux

There are two good methods to see what ports are open in Linux you can use nmap which is a port scanner and you can use netstat. nmap can be used to scan your machine to see whats ports are open issue the following command to scan your computers machine: CODE nmap -sS -O 127.0.0.1… Leer más: nmap open ports linux »

CLAMAV

ClamAV ClamAV es un conjunto de herramientas antivirus para UNIX con licencia GPL (software libre). Clamscan Adicionalmente el programa clamscan, desde la línea de comandos puede detectar virus en nuestros archivos. Te conectas a Espora.org vía SecureShell ~$ ssh [email protected] o bien usa PuTTY. Ejectuas clamscan Verifica en que directorio estás usuaria@maquina:~$ pwd /home/mi_usuaria Detecta… Leer más: CLAMAV »

clam antivirus

Examples (0) Scan a single file: clamscan file (1) Scan a current working directory: clamscan (2) Scan all files (and subdirectories) in /home: clamscan -r /home (3) Load database from a file and limit disk usage to 50 MB: clamscan -d /tmp/newclamdb –max-space=50m -r /tmp (4) Scan a data stream: cat testfile | clamscan –… Leer más: clam antivirus »

Static Routes in Redhat 9 – New isn’t always better

Overview With the introduction of Redhat version 8 and continued into version 9, the /etc/sysconfig/static-routes file no longer seems to function correctly. Linux static routes changed in 8.0 to a new format. Now you are to create a file in /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts for each Ethernet interface you wish to create static routes on. Example: touch /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/route-eth0… Leer más: Static Routes in Redhat 9 – New isn’t always better »

screen ;)

Nothing new to add, but did want to emphasize that if a text-only terminal is all you need, ‘screen’ is the way to go. It is one of the lesser known unix goodies, and a true «wonder tool»: a tool you cannot live without once you use it. The quick primer: First time: ssh mymachine… Leer más: screen 😉 »

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Xterm Color on Solaris

You maybe know that xterm-color (the bare default xterm with color) does not exists on Solaris. Damn !! my vim color is ugly, but there is a solution: export TERM=xtermc, it also exists on Mac and Linux so you can change your term to announce this terminal. Don’t forget the :syntax enable in your .vimrc God bless… Leer más: Xterm Color on Solaris »

coolstacks solaris

Cool Stack Installation on Solaris 10 You must be ‘root’ to install the packages. Download the packages you are interested in into any directory. For each of the downloaded packages, run the following bunzip2 and pkgadd commands: bunzip2 [package.pkg.bz2] For example: bunzip2 CSKmysql_1.3RC1_sparc.pkg.bz2 pkgadd -d [package.pkg] For example: pkgadd -d CSKmysql_1.3RC1_sparc.pkg This process will install… Leer más: coolstacks solaris »

OSSEC

OSSEC is a scalable, multi-platform, open source Host-based Intrusion Detection System (HIDS). It has a powerful correlation and analysis engine, integrating log analysis, file integrity checking, Windows registry monitoring, centralized policy enforcement, rootkit detection, real-time alerting and active response. Home