Lloyd Bryant wrote: > 07-09-13 19:48:00 (WARNING): [weird #2] Node 65.19.143.2:40120 > (LimeWire/4.12.8) has GUID 91d7e34a81914f8bff7d02e765004800 but used > d40be3b9cc5c4f78ff72028aa2004700 in Q-Hit (638 bytes) [hops=1, TTL=4]
> 07-09-13 19:55:50 (WARNING): [weird #1] node 66.160.158.164:9903 > (LimeWire/4.12.8) advertised 66.160.158.164 but now says Query Hits from > 24.159.59.140:14800 > 07-09-13 19:55:50 (WARNING): [weird #2] Node 66.160.158.164:9903 > (LimeWire/4.12.8) has GUID 576ae3ed09db4febff3900b13f023900 but used > 0a15e3ede79f4f2bff36008e3502d200 in Q-Hit (685 bytes) [hops=1, TTL=4] > This same pattern of errors keeps occurring until it reaches MAX_WEIRD_MSG > and is disconnected. Then, 3-5 minutes later I get another node connecting, > from the same address range, which does exactly the same thing. > So far, I've got about 18 connections from these two ranges (65.19.143.x and > 66.160.158.x), with the last digit of the IP and the port number varying. > So far every one of those weird messages relates to an audio file. > > Are these "hostiles.txt" candidates, or am I misunderstanding the errors? You're not misunderstanding at all. Hurricane Electric has a zero tolerance spam policy. They should be held to their own standards or just stop lying. -- Christian ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by: Microsoft Defy all challenges. Microsoft(R) Visual Studio 2005. http://clk.atdmt.com/MRT/go/vse0120000070mrt/direct/01/ _______________________________________________ gtk-gnutella-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/gtk-gnutella-devel
