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<0> and slackers like me have the time but not the skills to code
<1> go learn in dept packet inspection thru iptables and get back to use when you have a system worked out
<1> you figure out how it works and we can figure out how to write software to manage it
<1> woohoo first round of searching is done, now to add in the ability to refine the search from existing returns...
<2> that sounds pretty chineese to me.
<0> Redragon^, when i think about it - isnt that "content filtering" for malicious code easier to solve via snort? some guys are already adding custom rules for virii and worms, and such a snort event could trigger "iptables ... -j DROP"
<1> snort is detection not interception
<1> and that only blocks 1 ip
<1> that might be legit
<0> thats why i said "the snort event could trigger"
<3> ..and block your secondary mx while it'S at it...
<1> yea but i dont wanna block the ip permanently (or till next firewall reset)
<1> if its something like an infected email from an idiot that doesn't know he's infected
<1> ect ect
<1> or downloading a file from a website that may have a malicious file and not know it but others are fine
<0> that leads me to another idea i thought about often - blocking IPs like timed bans on IRC. for example on failed login attempts via ssh
<3> afaik there's already a daemon for that
<1> yea thats a side burner project, enhance my ssh and ftp monitors for timer and counters
<0> tojoe, could you help me to find that daemon?
<3> lets see
<1> port knocking is pretty cool concept too but doesn't work well with users (ie ftp)
<2> that will be integrated into gnuhh right ?
<3> stupid gibraltar only labels the service 'block logins'
<0> ah, gibraltar used to be an interesting project before they went commercial
<0> they are in *.at right?
<3> bld v0.3.2
<3> yeah
<3> http://www.online.redhate.org/bld/index.html
<2> yahoo, got imapd running with maildir and procmail and sendmail
<2> in fact, with procmail, sendmail hasn't a thing with those.
<3> but upon reading its description i wonder if it works the way i understood it or the way the guys from gibraltar intended it
<2> i have to sleep. later guys/ladies.
<0> tojoe, i think you remember this monitor daemon from Solaris. at least thats what i find via google
<0> or something hacked up in combination with a tool like logwatch
<0> amazing that few people write about that on the intarweb while brute forcing admin p***words seems to be quite popular
<3> ah, seems you can get bld to llok out for arbitrary strings in your logs, too
<3> might be an idea trying to integrate that stuff from gibraltar on my own system
<1> sweet mother of microchips it works
<4> where's ladybyte?
<1> with hellhound i take it
<4> ugh
<4> I need to convert measures!
<1> i want hound back...
<5> woof?
<4> heh
<6> hello how can
<6> i unzip, *.zip?
<6> tar -?
<6> because i dont have commands, unzip,gunzip or etc
<3> then install them
<6> how?
<7> whats the command to view what space each user is usin?
<7> in debian
<3> rbarulz read your distros documentation on packet management
<6> tar -xvf ?
<6> tell me, how can i unzip this file..
<1> hookman_x du -sh /path/to/username
<5> rbarulz: you need to install unzip. tar will not do it alone.
<1> or if you have quota enabled you can do quota username
<0> hm. ALT+PRINT seems not to capture the current active window like it does on MS Win. do i need a tool for that?
<7> Redragon^ dont have quota set up for all users :(
<1> then best you can do is du -sh /path/to/user/homedir
<5> hookman_x: you can use find
<7> would i be able to do du -sh /home.
<7> - the .
<8> Okay, I'm here. (courtesy of redragon^)
<5> wb LadyByte
<0> LadyByte, hello!
<8> HI, valefiona!
<9> wow!
<9> Welcome back, LadyByte
<10> im using xchat and can you tell me how can i autologin my username without my command?
<9> MaRtIn__: create a short script, dump it into a directory somewhere under your home dir
<10> ????????
<9> that's a FAQ, and is probably answered at the xchat.org website
<10> ok
<1> hookman_x try something like this cd /home
<1> for i in `ls`;do du -sh $i;done;
<1> that will give you a report on each dir in that directory
<1> but if you have alot of files and dirs it could take awhile
<7> Redragon^ :) your a star
<1> but of course :)
<7> still think i have lost space though
<11> does someone know how do i make a linux OS to run in paralel with a windows OS? vmvare?
<1> lost space how?
<0> MadRider, yeah. qemu or vmware
<11> and on a pentium 2 at 350 MHz pc...what do ypo recommend?
<1> i dont recommend virtualing it out hehe
<0> MadRider, thats definetly not fast enough to run 2 operating systems the same time or other kinds of virtual machines
<11> a tought it
<11> :)
<3> i've been running vmware1 on my p2/266 laptop back in school, worked acceptable
<11> hmmm....the main problem is that i don`t know linux...and a need windows
<1> with windows as one of the os on it?
<1> that were meant for tojoe
<0> MadRider, dual boot. each OS on its own partition, then you choose which one you boot
<3> win98 host, suse 6.? as guest
<11> yes...i knew that...but with vmvare can`t you switch between them? without restarting the cpu?
<0> tojoe, i guess to that time (5 years ago?) you had a different feeling for "speed" :)
<11> :))
<3> must've been a bit longer ago
<0> MadRider, sure you can. download the test version of vmware and try it :)
<1> well i wouldn't want win2k or xp on a 350 now
<11> well...i`m using Xp...and it runs quite good
<3> i'm still using the lappy but it kinda feels slow running kde or somesuch
<1> damn i want a map editor for EaW
<11> ValeFiona...can you givew me a link...? i don`t want to download something i don`t need...or something which doesn`t work
<0> MadRider, http://www.vmware.com/download/ws/eval.html
<11> 10q
<0> 5w
<12> what package on a debian system has stdio.h in it? headers or source?
<13> evening
<14> libc6-dev
<14> hi
<12> ahh yes thats the one, thanks sinthetek
<14> np
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