OS is Debian sid. BIND 9.7.3.
It has no ACLs (except whatever's the not-overridden-in-config-file default), and has "listen-on-v6 { any; };" (as per Debian's default).
IPv6 is supported (ssh, smtp, http[s] and imaps all running on IPv6 sockets). Ah, yes, it is dual-stack (of course).
BIND says "No IPv6 interfaces found" but, obviously, there is one.
In Debian, I can use the above URL to quickly see the open bugs for a package. In Ubuntu, it seems I have to go to launchpad, and click, click, click... which is .
Is there a quick way to see all the bugs of a package in Ubuntu? One which doesn't require clicking through hell and back?
Can't use the su method, since I don't really want to veer from the Ubuntu default too much. ssh is right out (for localhost? I ask you!).
It shows a "Waiting for prompts from remote shell". And that's it, apparently. Or is it just that incredibly slow?
I have sudo set to log to /var/log/sudo.log. I've noticed that when the locale was set to "de_DE.UTF-8", it logged a localized date ("Mär" for "März") instead of "C" locale ("Mar" for "March").
How do I make it log the date independent of the user's locale? Where the **** is that documented, anyway?
Or am I halluzinating? (Could be, since I've got a major cold... ;-))
I've configured a server to support OTP (using opie) with ssh. What annoys me is that I get the OTP passphrase prompt even for root when doing sudo. How can I configure PAM to suppress it? Don't see a need for OTP locally.
System is Debian stable (lenny), with minor unstable/backports installed (nothing connected to PAM).