Have him contact his ISP and ask them to block udp port 2002 at their
end.
Yeah tried that they weren't very helpful, apparently they can't
block udp to a single IP (I know that they can, I guess they don't
want to).
But anyway the bugtraq was the key, removing apache now.
Thanks
Pete
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Thanks guys things are back under control now,
however I see these two row from netstat -an. Anybody know
what they are or how to map which processes are bound to
which ports?
udp0 0 0.0.0.0:10240.0.0.0:*
udp0 0 0.0.0.0:10250.0.0.0:*
Hello Peter,
netstat -anp
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Wednesday, September 18, 2002, 4:51:22 PM, you wrote:
PR Thanks
Hi all,
I am a new Debian user (very impressed so far), but an old (3 years is
oldish?) redhat user.
The only problem I have come across so far is I can't switch make the
gigabit eth0 and the 100mbit eth1.
The 100mbit driver is built into the kernel while the gigabit is a module.
I have tried
quote who=Tim White
Reports indicate that the Apache/mod_ssl worm's source code is placed
in /tmp/.bugtraq.c on infected systems. It is compiled with gcc,
resulting in the executable binary being stored at /tmp/.bugtraq;
therefore, presence of any of the following
Hi All,
Always on the prowl for the perfect desktop distribution, I have often read
great things about the coming of Xandros (the replacement for Corel
Linux). For those interested OSNews (a great site) (www.osnews.com) has a
review and screenshots of the Xandros Desktop Beta 3 at the
On Wed, 18 Sep 2002, Tim White wrote:
To quote from the CERT advisory CA-2002-27
http://www.cert.org/advisories/CA-2002-27.html:
Identifying infected hosts
Reports indicate that the Apache/mod_ssl worm's source code is placed
in /tmp/.bugtraq.c on infected systems. It is
Just wanted to say I've got it going (finally). I haven't got the mouse
sorted yet, but I'm working on it.
Next milestone: Goodbye Windoze.
Amanda
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On Wed, 18 Sep 2002, Tim White wrote:
To quote from the CERT advisory CA-2002-27
http://www.cert.org/advisories/CA-2002-27.html:
Identifying infected hosts
Reports indicate that the Apache/mod_ssl worm's source code is placed
in /tmp/.bugtraq.c on infected systems. It is
Jeff raises a good point here, but just what is le minimum that you can
put on a public server and still expect it to run. I'm thinking RH here
not Deb (and I don't want a war between the two camps)
On Wed, 18 Sep 2002, Jeff Waugh wrote:
I've taken a bit of stick every now and then for
quote who=Howard Lowndes
Jeff raises a good point here, but just what is le minimum that you can
put on a public server and still expect it to run.
My basic installs generally round off at about 200MB for a pure webserver or
mailserver. You can do better by building your own, but then you
On Wed 18 Sep, Peter Rundle bloviated thus:
Yeah tried that they weren't very helpful, apparently they can't
block udp to a single IP (I know that they can, I guess they don't
want to).
In that case, I would send them a fax requesting a block on port 2002
so that it's in writing. Then track
This evening when trying to upgrade this box I ran into a dependency
problem.
Apt-get dselect-upgrade cannot upgrade fileutils, shellutils or
textutils because to do so it must first install the new package
coreutils. coreutils conflicts with stat which is provided by the old
fileutils.
On Wed, 2002-09-18 at 19:18, Howard Lowndes wrote:
Jeff raises a good point here, but just what is le minimum that you can
put on a public server and still expect it to run. I'm thinking RH here
not Deb (and I don't want a war between the two camps)
How long is piece of string?
I really
On Wed, 2002-09-18 at 16:57, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The 100mbit driver is built into the kernel while the gigabit is a module.
I have tried adding a line into modules.conf stating: alias eth0 e1000
but when I bring the interfaces up it still ties the 100mbit to eth0 and
fails on eth1,
hi all,
I have at this moment 2 boxes on the net via a server/gateway, (3rd box)
before I came on line I tried to ping from one box to the other.
works fine, one way only. they identify each other ,by name and ip,
everything looks the same in the printout, but no losses one way, 100%
the other.
At 7:20 pm, Wednesday, September 18 2002, David Fitch mumbled:
Those of you with intel cards (eepro100 driver) might want
to try the e100 driver instead. It's only available as a
module from intel's website but it works a lot better than
the eepro100. We had a bunch of intel rack machines
Just a reminder that the next activity day is this Saturday
http://www.woa.com.au/maclug/meetings/2002/meet2002-09-21.html
Longer Distance testing of 802.11b wireless antenna
Base Station at Centenary Park (Node1179) (UBD 346 P5)
First link to woodbine (Enmore Trig, Node 1200) (UBD 326 K15)
At 9:41 pm, Wednesday, September 18 2002, Ken Caldwell mumbled:
Apt-get dselect-upgrade cannot upgrade fileutils, shellutils or
textutils because to do so it must first install the new package
coreutils. coreutils conflicts with stat which is provided by the old
fileutils. coreutils
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 18/09/2002 09:41:16 PM:
Scott, have you tried using the programme modconf to load the gigabit
driver? If not, give it a run and if it still fails you can punt the
error into an email for us to have a squiz at :)
Craige,
The gigabit works if I alias eth1 to
quote who=[EMAIL PROTECTED]
The only problem I have come across so far is I can't switch make the
gigabit eth0 and the 100mbit eth1.
The 100mbit driver is built into the kernel while the gigabit is a module.
That's your problem. If they were both modules, you could just load them in
the
At 18/09/2002 22:17, Steve Kowalik wrote:
At 7:20 pm, Wednesday, September 18 2002, David Fitch mumbled:
Those of you with intel cards (eepro100 driver) might want
to try the e100 driver instead. It's only available as a
module from intel's website but it works a lot better than
the
Actually dont just look at the network to carry data but also voice,
CISCO now also allows you to integrate VoIP on the same network ie
voice,voice mail,SMS and their are CISCO digital telephones (there are
actually other companies making telephones for CISCO's VoIP network
now).If you think a
On Wed, 2002-09-18 at 21:34, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When I alias the gigabit to be eth0 in modules.conf, the 100mb is still
used as eth0, but I want it to be eth1. Is there any config file I need to
modify?
I think Jeff hit the nail on the head, if you make both cards modules,
you may
Hello slug,
Does anyone know if it's possible to do multihost/single IP hosting
via Apache-SSL yet (ie TLS) if so how?
Or do I need to install mod_ssl to achieve this?
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Patrick Kelso wrote:
Is the box that doesnt return the pings running a firewall?
Patrick
no it's not (just checked), relying on the server firewall to keep
things kleen.
they are explicitly allowed to talk in /etc/hosts.allow as well.
bill
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quote who=evilbunny
Does anyone know if it's possible to do multihost/single IP hosting
via Apache-SSL yet (ie TLS) if so how?
Or do I need to install mod_ssl to achieve this?
You can't with either, because the ssl stuff is done at the IP connection
level, not the http Host: header
* Scott [2002-09-18 22:33]:
The gigabit works if I alias eth1 to e1000 in modules.conf.
what seems to be the problem, If I can explain better (I have never been
good at explaining problems in emails)
What I want is the gigabit to be eth0, and the 100mbit to be eth1.
You could perhaps try
On Wed, 2002-09-18 at 22:09, Jon Biddell wrote:
Do you know if this e100 driver will allow the card into full duplex mode
? My server has been running at 100/half for so long, I've forgotten what
speed it like
yes it has lots of options and when the module is loaded it
displays a summary
Hello Jeff,
This is why they invented TLS, it does plain text handshaking to work
out the nuts and bolts, then switches to crypto...
SSLv3 may require a single IP per host, TLS doesn't, however
implementation is another matter...
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Hi to all,
H E L P ! ! ! ! !
I have installed Linux Suse 8.0 on my laptop IBM
ThinkPad 390E after DOS and Windows NT 4.0 on a second HD, and I'm happy with
what I can see, unfortunately I can not configured my modem / Internet. Is there
anywhere, or were I can get some help!! an
quote who=evilbunny
This is why they invented TLS, it does plain text handshaking to work out
the nuts and bolts, then switches to crypto...
SSLv3 may require a single IP per host, TLS doesn't, however
implementation is another matter...
Sure, though I haven't seen anyone using TLS on
* Juan A Aranibar [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2002-09-18 23:09]:
I have installed Linux Suse 8.0 on my laptop IBM ThinkPad 390E after
DOS and Windows NT 4.0 on a second HD, and I'm happy with what I can
see, unfortunately I can not configured my modem / Internet. Is there
anywhere, or were I can get
Monthly Meeting for September
When: Friday, September 27, 6:30pm - 9:30pm
Where: UTS Broadway
NOTE:
The rooms for this month have not yet been finalised - we will post a
followup as soon as they are sorted out
Plan:
* The Usual Suspects - Starts 6:30pm
+ QA - What has
If its an internal win-modem you have a 50/50 chance of getting it
working try http://www.linmodems.org
On Wed, 2002-09-18 at 23:16, Juan A Aranibar wrote:
Hi to all,
H E L P ! ! ! ! !
I have installed Linux Suse 8.0 on my laptop IBM ThinkPad 390E after DOS and Windows
NT 4.0 on a second
On Wed, 2002-09-18 at 23:20, Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who=evilbunny
This is why they invented TLS, it does plain text handshaking to work out
the nuts and bolts, then switches to crypto...
SSLv3 may require a single IP per host, TLS doesn't, however
implementation is another
Redhat's, the same with Mandrake standard naming convention does not follow
openssl's versioning. Just check to see if you have the latest version of
openssl. I think you need version 0.96.g
Sluggers,
I have a friend who's network connection is being hammered by
UDP inbound requests on
OK. Read the Dosemu Howto. Installed Dosemu Freedos from MDK8.2 rpm's.
At this point, after re-reading the how-to several more times, I could do a
dir, copy stuff to/from floppy. Trying to run any program which had
graphics output caused the whole system to go bye-byes.
Figured I had a problem
At 03:53 PM 18/09/02 +1000, you wrote:
Sluggers,
The Slapper worm is described here, including the files to be removed...
http://www.LinuxWorld.com.au/news.php3?tid=1nid=1842enotify=1
Brian.
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Most of the embedded applications with on-board ethernet use the RTL8139. If
they're such a cpu hog, how come they work fine with 8 bit micros
??
Amanda
If I remember correctly there is a DMA buffer alignment issue under linux that
gives them their bad wrap.
Hi all,
from the posts recently there seems to be a few PCb designers on this. Anyone
up for some occasional PCB contracting?
Apologies for this being off topic.
-RodT
Just wanted to say I've got it going (finally). I haven't got the mouse
sorted yet, but I'm working on it.
Next
Hi All,
I am wanting to get some opinions on the best way to handle intrusive logon
attempts. I know that 'Authentication' problems are stored in
/var/log/messages, are there any tools that can report on failed logon
attempts? I thought of writing a script to analyse the log file and email
Dear list,
Currently I use a motherboard with 6 slots and using DLINK DFE- 580 (4 ports)
I can get 24 ports on the box. (It is a router / firewall)
I have read there are industrial PC with upto 18 PCI slots therefore I could
have upto 72 ports. At what point does Linux fail?
Has anyone got
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Any recommends where to purchase?
I am not sure if they have exactly what you are after but here is their URL
http://www.ieci.com.au/
I spoke to them about a year ago in regards to some rack
systems
On Thu, 19 Sep 2002, Anthony Gray wrote:
Hi All,
I am wanting to get some opinions on the best way to handle intrusive logon
attempts. I know that 'Authentication' problems are stored in
/var/log/messages, are there any tools that can report on failed logon
attempts? I thought of writing
What is a TOP Talker and do they exists in the Open Source world? Not
bumped into any at Freshmeat.net. Google only mentions proprietary ones.
Is this an ethereal type of product?
Any ideas?
Stuart
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Ethereal can be used for this however it really is a packet sniffer. The
best solutions, and a very good one, is NTOP http://www.ntop.org
Martin Visser
Network Consultant
Technology Infrastructure - Consulting Integration
COMPAQ, part of the new HP
3 Richardson Place
North Ryde, Sydney NSW
Gentlepeople,
I am having some difficulty setting my console into 80x50 text mode. I
have tried this on RH7.1 (2 different PCs, kernel 2.4.6) and Debain
Woody (1 PC, kernel 2.2.20). (Incidentally, the Debian system has
defaulted to some sort of 30 line mode but I don't remember requesting
Before you rush in and answer, be aware that I have (to some extent
RTFM) and have tried adding a line to my lilo.conf (vga=ask,
vga=enhanced) neither of which did anything.
Did you re-run lilo after putting these extra commands in (e.g. from the
command prompt as root type 'lilo')? vga=ask
Amanda Wynne wrote:
I've got dosemu itself going. Exitemu works fine. I can dir, copy
to/from floppy (painfully slowly).
But I can't get anything worthwhile working. Protel Trax just goes
into a black hole. Nothing.
..
All help appreciated as I can't kill off
windows till I get
Amanda Wynne wrote:
I've got dosemu itself going. Exitemu works fine. I can dir, copy
to/from floppy (painfully slowly).
But I can't get anything worthwhile working. Protel Trax just goes
into a black hole. Nothing.
..
All help appreciated as I can't kill off
windows till I get
Ian,
Thanks, I needed to run lilo after editing /etc/lilo.conf, I am a goose
after all. It was simple and now my vga=enhanced works... sort of. I
now get the behaviour I described on my Mandrake system, i.e. it starts
booting in 50 line mode, then part way through the booting, it resets to
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