”
“NINJA ATTACK”
”
mark@Lexington-19-Karmic:~$

and asking Aptitude to update required no sudo password.

Viz:

external_command = /etc/alert

YOU must write this script if you wish to use it.
Examples might include (save this script in /etc/alert ):
#!/bin/bash
echo “Ninja attack” | mail -s “Alert” you@secret-service.com
echo “Ninja attack” > /home/.ninja/ALERT

There are three variations on the spelling of “alert” and I have no idea as to how to fix any of this. Bodhi, you are a great guy for giving us such works as Ninja, but I have to ask you to write more clearly for non-computer guys, such as myself. Thanks.

and you say:

Reboot
Before we complete our configuration of ninja, we need to test it. If ninja is misconfigured you may loose all root access !!!

So, I am a “desktop user” and I have no idea of when you may read this and respond and feel as though I cannot turn off the computer until then. I have no idea as to how to “unconfigure” Ninja so I will have my computer WITH root access.

# suid
for in in `find / -perm -4000 2>/dev/null`; do
echo ${i}:users: >> /etc/ninja/whitelist
done

#sgid
for in in `find / -perm -4000 2>/dev/null | grep {bin,lib} 2>/dev/null`; do
echo ${i}:users: >> /etc/ninja/whitelist
done

Should it be: “for i in……..” you have in duplicated. I am a novice so I might well be wrong.