It wasn't originally. It was only logging two or three things. When I started having problems, I started logging everything.
I just turned off all logging and things seem to be working again. I still want an OpenWRT router... On Thu, Apr 22, 2010 at 12:09 PM, Kyle Gonzales <[email protected]>wrote: > Is your router trying to write a log every time someone hits your > firewall? If so, that might be your issue. > > Paul Spicer wrote: > > Hi, me again, the guy with the router woes... > > Yes, I've considered getting an OpenWRT-compatible router (mainly so I can > SSL through the much lower power router and not need a whole computer), but > I'm still trying to figure out what exactly is happening currently. > > I didn't realise my current router dumped the log when it powered off, > which is why I never saw anything. Now, however, I know that my router is > having its doors pounded on by a bunch of different IPs. All trying to get > into port 10755. For the life of me, I can't find ANYTHING that uses that > port! Does anyone have any idea what might be going on? I don't run any > servers aside from my SSH box, which is on a totally different port, so it's > not like people are finding something and trying to break in. > > > -- > Kyle Gonzales > [email protected] > GPG Key #0x566B435B > > Read My Tech Blog: > http://techiebloggiethingie.blogspot.com/ > >
