i'm a bit lost ... after reading howto/faq/man pages/ipmon.c i still have
no clue how this log entry (actually it was thousands of them) got created
and what it means:

Oct 27 11:10:07 some-machine ipmon[289]: [ID 702911 auth.notice]
11:10:06.616467 hme0 @-1:-1 P 202.1.64.22,650 -> 160.59.217.230,2049 PR
tcp len 20 40 -A OUT

i have no idea what rules were loaded - by the time i got a shell account
on the machine, no rules were loaded. the default rule set would NEVER log
passed packets, i assume that people were playing around with the rules
... or unloaded all rules - but why did anything get logged then?

why is the p (for pass) capital? what do group/rule -1/-1 mean?


i dont think that machine/os info is very important, however, this log is
from ip-filter 3.4.30 running on solaris 8 (sparc, 64bit kernel).

TIA for any hints


-michael

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