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I've noticed that it's easy to spam your logs from some services such as
ftp servers. I think forcing passive mode to ftp sites your using
helps. Or you can just have those responses ignored. Weird lil programs
like ICQ tend to leave odd stuff too.
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Michael McGlothlin <EMAIL:PROTECTED>
http://www.kavlon.com
On Sun, 1 Apr 2001, Mike Miller wrote:
> Sure, I appended a typical report below -- it shows entries from my iplog
> files. I have the various machines send me logs by e-mail, then I use
> scripts to extract log entries. I have a file that I use as a form
> letter. It's a bit of work, but it has been interesting.
>
> What are you using? Your log doesn't look like iplog or tcp_wrappers log.
> I don't understand from your log which port those machines were accessing.
> Is it possible that your machine did something to evoke those responses?
> Otherwise you are saying that it is a coordinated effort by at least three
> different machines. I haven't had that happen to me during the one year
> while I've been keeping track of these things.
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