Ok, but as far as working with NetBSD even if its going to be connected to
the internet the internal security with unix is enough that I won't need to
install the special security files.  Sorry for double checking I'm just
really spooked at the thought of someone being able to hack into my computer
and do some damage.

Also I'm wondering if there are any anti-virus programs out there for unix
or if it comes with them or what not

Thanks again,
Albert

At 10:47 AM 3/28/97 -0800, you wrote:
>At 1:34 PM 3/28/97, Mark Andres wrote:
>>Hi,
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>>Following up on one reply:
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>>> At 10:37 PM 3/27/97, Albert Carter wrote:
>>> >2) Does the security files need to be installed?  I plan on setting up a
>>> >web server/ftp server and possible have the ability for others to log into
>>> >my computer via telnet as well sometime in the future.
>>>
>>> AFAIK the security tarball only gets you kerberos (well maybe -lcrypt).
>>> Don't need it for normal use.
>>
>>Being in japan, I do not have the security installed.  I have also not
>>bothered to install un-secr yet.  Still, I have never had any problems
>>compiling iwth the -lcrypt switch.
>>
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>Thanks for the clarification about -lcrypt.
>
>There is no need to install un-secr.  It is just an uninstall tarball for
>people that want to remove the security tarball and get back to the basic
>system.
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