denyhosts keeps track of failures and locks ips out.
petter chubb mentioned a three strikes and youre out policy.
denyhosts you can choose this threshold, you can also choose for how
long the ip is 'out' (which helps to keep the list size down).
Using keys myself, and very occasionally
Hi Daniel,
In my case I don't think I experienced the problem that David refers to.
When I subsequently reviewed the logs the brute force attack was quite
apparent. It was my own fault as an amateur and not too experienced
part-time administrator.
I too have never heard of embedded malware in
I've got a .wav voice file recorded on a JNC mp3 player.
I can play it in mplayer, amarok, vlc media player and others, but
Audacity and Sweep don't like it, and I need to edit it.
After some googling, I discovered that by changing *.wav to *.mp3, other
programs (banshee for instance) will now
It seems that the problem that I have regarding SATA and IDE HD's and
Ubuntu/Kubuntu 8.04 Hardy are related more to a known Grub bug than
anything else.
Booting my Hardy install using the LiveCD to boot from 1st HD allows the
system to see the SATA hd, though it does shuffle the IDE drive
On Tue, 2008-06-03 at 19:02 +1000, david wrote:
I've got a .wav voice file recorded on a JNC mp3 player.
I can play it in mplayer, amarok, vlc media player and others, but
Audacity and Sweep don't like it, and I need to edit it.
After some googling, I discovered that by changing *.wav to
david wrote:
I've got a .wav voice file recorded on a JNC mp3 player.
Thats probably MP3 audio data inside a WAV container (much
like you can have vorbis, speex or flac data inside an Ogg
conatiner).
I can play it in mplayer, amarok, vlc media player and others, but
Audacity and Sweep don't
On Tue, 2008-06-03 at 19:50 +1000, James Purser wrote:
On Tue, 2008-06-03 at 19:02 +1000, david wrote:
I've got a .wav voice file recorded on a JNC mp3 player.
I can play it in mplayer, amarok, vlc media player and others, but
Audacity and Sweep don't like it, and I need to edit it.
On Tue, 2008-06-03 at 20:57 +1000, Erik de Castro Lopo wrote:
david wrote:
I've got a .wav voice file recorded on a JNC mp3 player.
Thats probably MP3 audio data inside a WAV container (much
like you can have vorbis, speex or flac data inside an Ogg
conatiner).
I can play it in
On 02/06/2008, at 2:10 PM, Rev Simon Rumble wrote:
Yet people regularly ask me why there's no comments on my blog. This
and the fact I couldn't be bothered keeping it up-to-date with the
latest comment spam blocking hacks.
A blog without comments is like posting to a list and not reading
On 02/06/2008, at 9:36 PM, Darryl Barlow wrote:
The compromise occurred over the Christmas/New Year period when I was
interstate. The server had ssh access enabled via password entry
and fell
victim to a brute force password attack. Fortunately I had software
installed which alerted me to
This one time, at band camp, Michael Chesterton wrote:
A blog without comments is like posting to a list and not reading the
followups.
Who says I want your comments? I have a link to my contact form on my
blog posts. If people want to talk to me, they can.
Your conception of a blog is
On 04/06/2008, at 10:12 AM, Rev Simon Rumble wrote:
Who says I want your comments? I have a link to my contact form on my
blog posts. If people want to talk to me, they can.
I don't know, who did say you want my comments? Wasn't me.
Your conception of a blog is different to mine,
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