Cron Errors

Craig White CraigWhite@AzApple.com
Tue, 11 Apr 2000 20:16:20 -0700


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> J.L.Francois
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> Subject: Re: Cron Errors
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> It seems like on Tue, Apr 11, 2000 at 12:50:17PM -0700, Craig
> White scribbled:
> Orig Msg> you mean like that one where it refuses to take your
> email for like 6 hours?
>
> Hey, That's a feature! ( see my sig on Teergrube )
>
> Orig Msg> Has ubersekuritycrakerstoppen system managed to employ
> ns1.speedchoicen.com
> Orig Msg> in his master plan?  ns2.speedchoice.com revealed the
> true identity of his
> Orig Msg> domains whereabouts.
>
> The speedchoice nameservers are acting up because of some
> port scanner problems that fall inside the SpeedChoice IP space.
>
> The account is being nuked from orbit, it's the only way to be sure...
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teergrube a feature?  I suppose only if you aren't expecting e-mail to be
timely. I actually use a different feature... I filter e-mail and that which
isn't specifically directed ends up in the catchall dumpster which allows me
to scan it quickly and dump the unsolicited stuff...rather low tech (dare I
say this...M$) solution.

I suppose that it maintains a list of senders that are allowed to pass thru
normally tho.

As for port scanners on Speedchoice - ha - ipchains logged only about 160K
of rejections last week. As opposed to the same on 2 computers on Cox@Work /
400M and 560M respectively. Wanna see a computer brought to it's knees. Just
start logging the bs activity on the @home shared bandwidth and by the end
of the week, syslog will have it's hands full just putting the entries at
the end of the logs.

In tracing the computers that were associated with the unauthorized and
destructive accesses on 4 separate systems that I had set up, most of the
connections were thru various home.com systems (rogers.home.com /
bc.wave.home.com / on.wave.home.com).

By comparison, Speedchoice's bandwidth is serene compared to the
unbelievable activity on @Work. Do they ever police their bandwidth?

Craig

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