On Wednesday, July 23, 2003, at 8:21 PM, Brad Knowles wrote: > At 7:52 AM -1000 2003/07/23, Bob Cunningham wrote: > >> I do like the way it starts up faster without asking for an >> administrative password. (It only asks for that when being >> installed; which seems just right.) > > If this process were done by a binary program which was written > in a sufficiently paranoid manner, I would not mind it being > installed setuid. > > However, if this is being done via a script, I most *vehemently* > object to it being installed setuid! I don't think there is a setuid > script alive that couldn't be subverted by someone sufficiently > motivated. i do not believe in security by obscurity... > Myself, I could not get KisMac 0.05d to load the Viha driver > (MacOS X 10.2.6, PowerBook G4/800/DVI/1GB RAM, Apple Airport internal > card). I have yet to try it with the various other 802.11b cards > that I have (Lucent, Prism, cisco, etc...). > > The shutdown process was not clean, either. It did reload the > Apple Airport driver, but the WEP password had been lost. I had to > switch to a different "Location" that disabled the Airport card, then > switch back to my existing wireless network location, in order for > the password to be re-loaded and get logged back on. > > Not pretty. Version 0.05d is definitely not something I will be > using. I'll test it out with the other drivers and the other cards, > but that's it. do you have some logs for me? > I have also recently obtained a Linksys WPC54G 802.11b/g card -- > are there any plans to support these any time soon? > If necessary, I'd be willing to buy a Linksys WPC54G card (only > about 100 Euro) and ship it to Mick, if that would help get driver > support added sooner rather than later. i would love to support such cards. but the problem is, that we cannot get a hold of their documentation. they are equal to those airport extreme cards. and exactly this is the problem. so i cannot do anything to support them currently :o/ mick