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<0> Yo Idle...
<1> whats that debian commandline tool that checks runlevels of given services?
<1> or sets them
<2> its not chkconfig is it ?
<1> no
<3> Mjolnir: yo
<3> I need to find a way to make irssi hilight names that arn't mine
<4> Hi everyone. How do I view all active rules of iptables ?
<3> iptables -L
<4> Idle247: thanks. But how do I clear all rules?
<1> gah, ****ing arcane syntax
<0> Love the way IRC servers dump me....
<3> Crosswing: clear it? -F
<4> Uhm... guys... any idea how to clear all iptables rules ?
<3> http://www.joyoftech.com/joyoftech/joyarchives/915.html
<3> rofl
<5> idle
<5> lol
<5> nice find
<5> http://www.joyoftech.com/joyoftech/joyarchives/913.html
<6> okay debian folks. I have myself a little situation.
<6> I have a reiserfs partition with an old linux installation on it
<6> I plopped in a debian cd, asked it to leave the partition intact, and began installing the base system.
<6> it started giving me errors so I went into the virtual terminal ALT+F2, and checked the mount point out. it mounted.
<6> I cded into my drive and I saw everything there. /etc/ /var/ and whatnot.
<6> However, I tried to cd into /home, and it wouldn't let me.
<6> is that because of some permission thing in reiserfs?
<7> wake up
<6> or did i pretty much wipe out my whole /home dir
<6> please tell me I didn't.
<8> rage_ cat that etc/fstab
<8> see where is home mounted from
<8> or was :s
<6> good idea.
<6> hang on. lemme check.
<6> apparently the entire / was mounted to the device.
<6> including /home.
<6> I wonder why I can't cd into /home.
<6> and plus, I know its a bad idea for me to be doing an unclean installation
<6> but holy ****.
<6> did I just delete my /home?
<6> I dont think the debian minimal cd would have done that
<8> rage_ ls -l
<8> what does it say?
<6> says it was created october 28, 2006
<6> so I'm in good shape there.
<6> unless.
<6> my bios date is wrong
<6> crap.
<4> hm
<6> Well regardless, I have just as many permissions to /home as I do to /etc/ and /usr/
<4> Any command that will show me what version of Mandriva I'm running?
<6> i wonder why I can't cd into it
<8> Crosswing cat /etc/*release i think
<8> rage_ what else does it say?
<8> what kind of file is it?
<4> Trengo: thanks.
<6> drwxr-xr-x 2 root root
<6> crap liker that
<4> Good night.
<8> and you're root?
<6> Well, i'm obviously supposed to be root
<6> since its the base install of debian
<6> lol
<6> ragedog
<6> .
<9> Hi
<8> rage_ and ls -la ?
<8> home/*
<6> I even tried chmod -R 777 /target/home
<6> I now have full everything to the folder
<6> heh, and for some reason /target/home seems empty.
<8> but . and .. are in there, right?
<6> yes
<6> they are
<6> previously, it says 172 : cant cd into home
<6> or something like that
<6> but then I tried again, and it worked
<6> but it was blank
<6> I'm thinking its a reizerfs feature
<6> or something.
<8> looks like home was mounted after booting?
<6> are you thinking that it may have been on another drive?
<6> or another partition?
<8> to say that we need to find out how it was mounted :)
<6> hm. well. that is true.
<6> although.
<6> /etc/fstab doesn't show anything other mountpoints
<6> besides /
<10> guys, in what file are the labels referred to in fstab and grub like /boot etc stored ?
<9> say again?
<11> ok this ****s.. i am trying to filter out an attack, but my customer's website is an arabic website and most of his clients are from saudi arabia or egypt
<10> LABEL=/boot /boot ext3 defaults 1 2 is a line from fstab
<10> where is that mached to the device
<11> both countries use proxy servers for almost EVERYONE. Therefore, when I use iptables to ban one IP, i am actually banning hundreds of people
<9> thats a redhat thing
<8> tutt then dont ;)
<11> i know that http reqeusts from these proxies include an X-Forwarded-For header, but I don't know if there is anything iptables can pick up to selectively block. PLEASE HELP!
<11> Trengo.. i am damned if i do, damned if i don't
<10> i see
<11> it is a somewhat slow synflood, but it seems very effective at making the website useless
<11> the network this server is on is protected by toplayer ddos gear, and that gear is not detecting this attack
<9> block em then
<11> planet: that's what i've been trying all day
<11> but if you read what i just said, you will find out why it doesn't work too well
<11> i have tried every common method for mitigating ddos attacks with iptables
<9> tutt are you an ISP?
<11> i do webhosting
<9> does your ISP have a sandvine?
<11> sandvine?
<11> never heard of it
<9> call em
<11> what is a sandvine?
<9> have them block it
<11> i know more about this stuff than they do.. and i was hoping someone in here knows even more
<9> they can block it.
<9> trust me your ISP knows more then you
<11> you'd be surprised
<9> lol
<9> you don't understand networking like they do
<1> you may know more than the call center droids, but I suspect you're no noc monkey
<10> route -host attacker.com gw 127.0.0.1 :p
<9> tbone it would be more effective if you block the traffic before it even hits your router.
<10> yea
<9> Send your ISP abuse logs, they will drop the traffic before it arrives at your drop
<9> They can probably drop the traffic before it arrives on your Vlan
<12> tbone: i'm ***uming you've turned on syn cookies
<10> Im not the being attacked here
<10> the one*
<12> er
<12> tutt: i'm ***uming you've turned on syn cookies
<10> whats a syn cookie?
<11> yes, i did turn on syn cookies
<11> one of the first things i did
<13> how can i verify which hd is which..
<13> i want to verify in this format
<13> (hd0,1)
<13> i knows its /dev/sda2
<13> but i have hda and hdb
<13> i think it might be
<13> (hd2,2)
<1> and trying it?
<13> im trying to install grub
<1> yes. and when you tried (hd2,2)?
<13> i haven't tried
<13> im trying to figure out if its the right location before running it
<1> *boggle*
<6> kernel panic : attempted to kill init!
<6> :(
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