Jim Cornette wrote:
The problem xine-lib probably is related to something else.. Which error do you get? Where you got the package?Probably because the developers are preparing to put theora in FC3... Soon libtheora.so.0 will appear somewhere..
I have xine-lib-1.0.0-0.lvn.0.26.rc4a.2 installed right now. I had no trouble getting xine-0.99.2-0.lvn.2.2 to install.
this is the up2date output.
There was a package dependency problem. The message was:
Unresolvable chain of dependencies: xine-lib 1.0.0-0.lvn.0.29.rc5.2 requires libtheora.so.0
Please modify your package selections and try again.
This is from the testing area on livna.
I closed down xmms and the count went down from 9 to 7. Also, the program seems to be from December 2003.
I only tried these programs because of having to remove two trojans on my wife's XP machine. Being we are fire walled from the outside and are the only machines on this network, I thought that I'd check the Linux side out from curiosity/paranoia.
What program would be a good alternative to chkrootkit for system integrity checks?
At the place where I worked , we used both checkrootkit (which gave good results on distros without NPTL) and integrit. The bad thing about integrit is learning to see what you changed (through updates and changes in configurations) and what a invader changed.... This is really problematic when you do a massive upgrade (or when you upgrade a big package , like xorg , for instance) and you end with a integrit report with 2000+ files changed in the system...
-- Pedro Macedo
