Does anybody know if there are any HIDS agent applications that support Chrome OS?
OSSEC says that it supports "ALL" linux distros, but as chrome os is so customized, I am not sure if it is possible to install linux applications?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.
After much headache and dead ends, I was successfully able to compile and run OSSEC on a arm based chromebook running in dev mode.
I completed this with the help of the crouton chroot environment.
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I'm working on a Linux virtual machine on a Windows computer and doing tests on a website using RobotFramework. I would like to open the Internet Explorer browser on this windows computer from my Linux RobotFramework script.
Do you know a way to do this? Thank you.
Previously, I already tried to use Grid Selenium but that did not suit me because the option "timeout" of "open browser" did not work under ExetendedSelenium2library.
The Internet Explorer on your Windows machine hosting the Linux VM is a Windows-compatible binary, so cannot be executed natively under Linux. You can execute Windows-compatible binaries via Wine however, but compatibility is not very good. It's much more common to run Windows in a virtual machine in order to run Internet Explorer, not the other way around.
Does anyone have any ideas how to enable Hyper-v and containers on Windows 10 Pro 64bit with compatible hardware (according to msinfo32) and all requirements met ie BIOS virtualisation enabled, >4GB RAM and so on. Despite all this none of the commands in powershell or cmd succeed. They complain that one or more parent features must be enabled. There is no error when enabling via Windows features but after the restart Hyper-v regresses to disabled. This question seems to come up a lot and I have tried a wide range of “solutions” but no fix so far. My main goal here is to run Docker for Windows.
Fixed with Windows Defender Fresh start. Not ideal but not as bad as a full reinstall. Worked immediately after this.
I'am trying to build the Epiphany SDK on the Parallella Board running Arch Linux ARM.
I obtained the Arch Linux ARM Image from http://os.archlinuxarm.org/os/ArchLinuxARM-parallella-latest.tar.gz but there is also another one related to Xilinx http://os.archlinuxarm.org/os/xilinx/ArchLinuxARM-2015.10-parallella-rootfs.tar.gz. Creating the SD-Card wasn't the problem. Further I installed the Epiphany SDK like shown here https://github.com/adapteva/epiphany-sdk/wiki/Building-the-SDK, it also runs through.
Building applications from the examples runs through but when I execute 'run.sh' the whole system hangs and i have to poweroff/-on to get SSH-Access again.
Got anyone the eSDK running on the Parallella with Arch Linux ARM and can give me some hints or point out what I have to provide to solve this problem?
Thanks for your time and best regards,
Befedo
I am interested in downloading the Internet Explorer on my SUSE-linux server which is telnet'd from my local linux machine.
I need to install the Wireshark and SNMP browsing tools on the server and would like to therefore have an internet explorer installed on the server.
Please help me with the installation.
Internet Exploder only runs on Windows machines. You might be wanting to install all of this on a Windows Server and then run these tools against a Linux machine, but you're not going to natively be successful loading IE on a Linux Server.
There is an option that I'll mention you can check out Crossover Office from Codeweavers, it's got the ability to run the appropriate WINE drivers and environment so that you could do what you are asking, but there is no guarantee that the overall scheme of running Wireshark will work.
I have been using X11 with windows Maker provided with cygwin package for multi windows in windows Xp. Currently I am moving to windows 7 but unable to install cygwin.
Is there any other multi windowing system like windows maker for cygwin on windows ?
Thanks for your help in advance.
~ JJA
I really like to use MobaXterm as nice ssh client, but more importantly as very lightweight and fast X server for Windows.
Typical usage on Windows: start MobaXterm, then from its console ssh user#linux-box. Now, you can simply execute any GUI program on your Linux box, like gedit, eclipse, etc., and it simply works! This is because MobaXterm automatically supports forwarding of you graphical DISPLAY from Linux to Windows.
This method for remote access works much faster than VNC. Performance is actually similar to Remote Desktop, if not even faster.