Hello I have problems with my computer. I have Windows 98 SE nad Linux Debian 2.2.r4. Windows works ok, but in Linux i encountered strange errors on filesystem. It's something like: inode #no. has invalid entry offset=4!=0 and then specification of this entry. I've also encountered errors like directory corrupted, files not attached to inode etc. I can't find source of this. Fsck -c tells me that everything is ok. Badblocks command - the same. Does anyone know what could happen and how can I avoid it in future?
Second question: is it possible to determine type of packet when it doesn't pass through firewall? I know that there is snort and other tools to do it, but I've only figured how to determine packets after they are allowed by kernel. Jaroslaw Postawa [EMAIL PROTECTED] PS. I'm not sure if it is the right list, but I think that my problem might be caused by network attacks so I posted it here. I'll do the same on debian-users in near future. JP