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<0> yop all
<1> hey
<2> TheJesus, mr_tea I just heard that you annoy my little comrades on #phpfrance
<2> bunch of biatches
<3> thats what they get for using php :P
<2> yeah yeah
<0> :)
<2> but now im in the perfect mood to spank some ***es ;)
<3> lol
<3> poor php programmers, they get so much hate
<1> hey T0aD
<1> T0aD: phpfrance got pwned before
<1> it was spamming me
<1> I had to close my chatclient
<2> cool
<0> same
<1> T0aD: I am the mother****er here
<2> no man
<1> no man my ***
<2> Im the bad mofo that managed to get the op
<2> hahaha
<1> I dont take no for answer
<2> #define DEFAULT_FLOOD_KICK ON
<2> #define DEFAULT_FLOOD_PROTECTION ON
<2> #define DEFAULT_CTCP_FLOOD_PROTECTION ON
<2> ok I compile a bitchx for phpfrance
<4> what oh what
<4> #phpfrance ****s t0ad
<4> don't go there
<4> stay here
<2> lol
<2> shut up you perl mofo
<4> perl++
<4> php--
<2> yeah right
<3> lol
<4> yeah
<4> right
<3> *cough* agreed *cough*
<2> how to unlog under X ??
<2> thats ****s
<1> Mzzors
<1> T0aD: !
<5> question, i'm trying to config several virtual servers, and i've got them all working as long as the user includes the www in www.sitename.com
<5> if i just type in sitename.com
<5> it goes to the default website
<5> any ideas?
<6> you nees some aliases
<5> aliases
<5> thanks, i'll look into that
<5> hmm, i'm not finding anything
<5> well, i am on aliases, but not how it would pertain to this.
<6> http://www.caucho.com/support/resin-interest/0206/0355.html
<5> thanks
<5> hmm, well i've added the ServerAlias part underneath ServerName
<5> and refreshed apache
<5> still doing it
<5> hmm
<1> HOHO
<1> hey Azer_
<7> I'm trying to configure an Apache Script to work on IIS... could someone tell me what "ReWriteBase" is supposed to do, so I can figure out the equiv in IIS/W2K... Thanks.
<8> .apachedoc rewritebase url
<1> wow
<9> rewritebase(mod_rewrite) url: http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/mod/mod_rewrite.html#rewritebase
<7> okey dokey. thanks!
<1> you have to convert an apache setup to IIS SmugWimp ?
<7> well, I'm running IIS... I just wanted to get a php script running, if possible...
<7> I've thought of apache, heaven knows... but I guess I'm a glutton for punishment, lol!
<8> .head 202.151.80.122
<9> 403 Access Forbidden
<9> Server: Microsoft-IIS/5.0
<7> oh ok. kind of a redirect. thanks folks!
<9> Stay on target!
<1> .dict fold
<9> fold
<9> n 1: an angular or rounded shape made by folding; "a fold in the
<9> napkin"; "a crease in his trousers"; "a plication on her
<9> blouse"; "a flexure of the colon"; "a bend of hi
<9> (truncated)
<7> folks, thanks for the help and direction... I'll see you later :)
<1> its time for the beyotch word
<1> .dict botch
<9> botch
<9> n : an embarr***ing mistake [syn: {blunder}, {blooper}, {bloomer},
<9> {bungle}, {foul-up}, {****up}, {flub}, {boner}, {boo-boo}]
<9> v : make a mess of, destroy or ruin; "I botched
<9> (truncated)
<1> nice word
<1> .dict botched
<9> botched
<9> adj : spoiled through incompetence or clumsiness; "a bungled job"
<9> [syn: {bungled}]
<10> We have this member's area of a porn site that is constantly under brute force (by proxy usually). I want to run this idea by someone... I want to create a captcha-based log in script that adds the user's IP to a firewall. Is this crazy?
<10> I'm not sure why more people aren't doing this.
<11> what good does that do?
<10> You aren't allowed access to our member server unless your ip is in there.
<11> someone types their p***word wrong and you block them?
<9> read your error log
<11> how does that fix anything?
<1> he didnt said that
<11> they can't get into it without the p***word, right?
<10> The opposite.
<1> everyone is blocked untill correct login
<11> then how do they login?
<1> or something?
<1> hehe
<12> everyone is blocked until correct login?
<12> that would be called.... logging in
<1> :)
<1> on the firewall
<1> oh man
<1> we got a megafirewall
<12> on the firewall?
<1> we dont care
<12> it doesn't make sense
<12> at all
<10> User goes to web interface, enters captcha, enters username, enters p***word.
<11> how do they get to the web interface, they are blocked in the firewall?
<12> ok...
<10> If they p*** the auth/captcha, their IP is allowed access to the firewall for x minutes, etc.
<1> try it! :)
<12> so you are going to add a captcha to your login?
<12> i'm unsure why a firewall is needed
<10> Nah the log in would not be protected, heh.
<10> Gnome, because these kids brute force until the cows come home. We run mod_auth_mysql and it kills mysql.
<11> so your firewall can decide if the url is blocked?
<11> why not let apache do that?
<10> Well I need a reliable way to manage the IPs. And the hardware firewall API is easy.
<11> uh-huh. so, you block by ip. how will they get through to login?
<10> [18:04] BillMurray: Nah the log in would not be protected, heh.
<11> and i asked if your firewall can block via the url, and you said crap about managing ip addresses.
<10> No it can't I don' tthink.
<11> so, can your firewall accept the tcp session and look at the request if it is from an address currently being blocked to decide if it should then forward the request in to the server or reject it?
<11> let apache handle it, with mod_access.
<10> Oh you're saying... someone goes to members.oursite.com and the firewall blocks it. Perhaps it can redirect them.
<10> I see what you're saying...
<11> two destination ip addresses makes that more workable.
<10> With mod_access, how would you recommend I manage the allowed IPs?
<10> Because another one I saw was mod_auth_external which allows you to write a shell script to do whatever you want.
<10> But I'm not sure about the performance.
<11> probably horrible.
<11> fork+exec+interpreter(read/decode/execute-loop) for every connection into the protected space.
<10> Yeah that is bad.
<10> So with mod_access, say...someone does captcha, username, and p***word and I add the line Allow from 10.1.2.3 to the .htaccess file. I think I'm going to corrupt the file, heh.
<11> most people use a cookie which can be verified without hitting the database, then when it is missing or it expires the normal auth via database or form takes place.
<10> Also there could be 500 logins active.
<10> That won't work because we have windows media and quicktimes in our member area which do not p*** cookies.
<11> *shrug*
<11> bitch at your web designer.
<10> You mean bitch at apple and microsoft?
<12> i still fail to see how all of this is going to stop your brute forcing problem
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