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<0> psad - The Port Scan Attack Detector
<0> now that's funny
<0> the only result..
<1> one for the phone, then one hotmail for expected spamming and then some official ones
<2> wedge|: indeed
<0> :P
<2> girlfriend?
<0> I'll go... port scan
<0> brb... awol :D
<1> you need to scan for her ports
<1> and enter the backdoor
<1> and hope she doesn't have psad installed
<2> punani girlfriend is apt-cache search girlfriend gives psad - The Port Scan Attack Detector
<3> nagual: okay
<2> punani lock girlfriend
<3> locking factoid girlfriend nagual
<0> nagual: what did that do?
<0> =p
<0> she went to take a cold shower, it's too hot here
<2> shes preparing for you
<2> might be a good woman
<0> haha
<0> You know what we did? something really sensual and hawt... (not) .. we went looking for my lost fuel-lid for my car :P
<0> now that's what we did today outdoors
<2> so now its your turn to give her a footm***age
<0> *sob*
<0> we did eat icecream!
<0> anyway, tomorrow's worky day.
<0> and I've realised over and over why gentoo will never set foot in my production environment again
<2> denkens dns died on gentoo
<2> he said the same thing i think
<2> it was their equiv of stable i think
<0> seriously
<0> how can they break such a thing as the init.d script for local ?
<0> emerge sync && emerge -u world
<0> and it broke the fricking init.d for local , so I cant reboot the system. It just hangs at "stopping local OK!"
<1> I never understood people who use gentoo on production systems
<1> I can perfectly understand anyone using it on a laptop or high-end gaming desktop
<1> but servers .. no
<4> APz: what kind of raids do you run (if any)?
<1> several
<1> my NAT has NetBSD and it's root is on RaidDrame RAID1 array
<1> my cache/dns/httpd machine with FreeBSD has GEOM mirror (raid1) on it's root
<1> the file server (linux 2.6.14) has raid1 root with 2 disks, and raid5 with 3 disks as a data array
<1> RaidDrame -> RaidFrame
<1> I'm also familiar with most hardware raids, including 3ware, ami and pretty much everything sold under IBM's brand
<4> any on PCI-X or PCIe?
<1> I don't own any; most of the machines I use as servers at home are old desktop hardware
<0> APz: would you know why I'd get singlebit ecc errors on an adaptec perc3 raid?
<1> never had any trouble with adaptec; they've been pretty much "set up and use until it's obsoleted" kind of hardware
<0> mmh, I think it's the ram of the system
<0> or the kernel driver
<1> isn't that controller equipped with removable RAM chips?
<1> those can go bad, or have bad connection
<0> built-in =(
<0> I doubt it's the raid-card though
<1> do you get any complaints about reduced bus rates?
<1> might indicate bad cabling
<0> www.xh.se/dell.txt
<0> Im going to run mpmemory on that system tomorrow to find out if the ram on the perc-card is bad
<1> aacraid:Warning: NVRAM DIMM Error
<1> I think that says it all
<0> yeah, but Im having an ecc single-bit error on the system-board aswell
<0> so I think it's related
<0> and it only occurs every.. say ... 10 days or so
<0> or at random, but not rightaway
<1> my vote is on a bad ram chip :-/
<0> on the controller or system?
<1> the controller
<0> mh possibly, well it's only 80$ on the refurbished marker for a new controller
<0> not too expensive
<1> you might do the usual PC fault hunt; replace parts until you find the faulty one :)
<0> yeah... =(
<0> I dont like that
<0> I'll go with buying a new system then. Less expensive
<1> I have an old LSI 3-channel SCSI 320 card with bad CMOS chip; too bad the chip's unmarked and I don't have the tools to replace it
<1> it was damn expensive :(
<5> hi! is it possible to install debian 3.1 on a stripe raid system, beside of winxp?
<1> hardware or software raid?
<5> hm.. tell me the difference. guess its a hardware one, so I got a asus board with raid providement
<5> 2 sata's a 200gb
<4> not hardware
<4> all RAIDs are fake except a few
<4> ciduz: so SW raid is what you want
<4> ciduz: install debian and then make the raid mirror and then reboot then finish off the raid
<4> thats what I did
<0> adaptec perc raid is pretty hardware =)
<0> the ones on ASUS and MSI boards are software though
<5> war--: is there probably some tutorial available anywhere about this? "to make the raid mirror" is what I didn't understood ;)
<5> wedge|; ok, thanks!
<5> good to know, actually.
<4> ciduz: no good ones unfortuantely, try google, raid1 linux how to , it took me 3-5 hours to figure it out and do it righ t;P
<4> in short, you need a /boot (ext2/ext3)
<4> partition
<4> cant use XFS on top of raid
<4> but everything ele can be XFS :)
<6> yep, can't use xfs on boot partition
<6> my 2 cents, back to writing
<5> okay. fine. You got any experience with running a raid1 and debian besides of windows, so multiboot?
<7> huh. grub cant boot from xfs ?!
<4> kaeptnb: incorrect
<4> true
<4> some people may have hacked around it
<4> but generally true
<4> use, lilo and /dev/hda
<7> aha. ok. good to know
<4> for raid, use ext2/ext3
<4> for /boot
<7> i always use ext3, so no real problem for me :)
<4> ext3 yuck :)
<4> too slow for me
<7> hm. i dont care about the few percent better performance.... i give more about robustness and desaster-recovery
<4> kaeptnb: never had any problems with XFS
<5> okay.. guess I will try it. thanks guys.
<7> well. good luck then :)
<5> :)
<8> nagual: hey :)
<8> ferro:)
<2> hey napta :)
<6> hey napta
<9> :'(
<10> reiser!
<10> oy!
<8> oi!
<8> hi znx :)
<9> HI NAPTA :D
<9> oops
<9> oh .. and bye napta :P
<11> Is there a kde shutdown applet for sarge?
<12> If I wanted to allow access to certain IP's to my sshd, would they go into hosts.allow? and how would I create rules for denying everyone but 1.2.3.4 and 4.3.2.1?
<12> Im sure the debian package was compiled to use wrappers, at that.
<6> see the 'mostly closed' example in 'man hosts.allow' and google for hosts.allow utilization on specific services
<6> but you can do the same thing with a few simple firewall rules
<6> anywho, night all
<0> iptables 4tw
<0> iptables deny port 22 but !yourip
<0> :)
<8> I'd specify it as CIDR
<12> true, and not worry about wrappers
<12> question though: it seems when i add tables and rules, if the system reboots, i lose ALL of those rules
<12> iptables get wiped
<6> that's why you create a script which is executed at boot time to readd your firewall rules, it's very easy, create a bash script (file that's first line is #!/bin/bash), make sure it's executable (chmod u+x filename) and place it in the runlevel you start your system on (e.g /etc/rc2.d) under the filename S99whatever
<12> I have all of the rules to be added in a script, ill do that
<8> don't forget to man update-rc.d
<13> another one bytes the dust...
<8> hey sleighty :)
<8> it's so hot here
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