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Re: Work Machine - Part2
Hello,
Part of this machine is to provide a work environment for the Authors of
the LDP.
The authors will have personal space to be able to process their sgml
for testing before
submission.
This will also be a web dev machine for some automatic submission
process and user comment
tracking via the web.
It will also be a CVS mirror.
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Security considerations are taken into account.
You will only be able to access this machine via SSH (no telnet, rlogin
etc...).
I am not sure about FTP yet. I am thinking SCP is a better solution
(possibly a web based interface instead, through SSL).
All external ports will be blocked except for 80 using IPCHAINS.(http)
All services (named, portmap, nfsd, pop3, shell etc...) will be
disabled.
Quotas will be put in place (mainly to keep track of usage more than
anything)
J
"Jeremy D. Zawodny" wrote:
>
> On Wed, May 31, 2000 at 02:51:49PM -0700, Gregory Leblanc wrote:
>
> > I don't know maybe it is. I'm not sure why it makes sense to
> > maintain our own server and not have everything on that server.
> > Personally, if the LDP has a machine, why not make that machine the
> > LDP machine for anything and everything that we do?
>
> If you plan to let authors on to the machine so that they can access a
> working and well-maintained SGML toolset, then I'd suggest keeping
> that separate from the machine that is www.linuxdoc.org.
>
> Or is that no longer under consideration?
>
> Jeremy
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