John Dalbec wrote:
>
> I'm using RH 5.2/Diald 0.99-1/echo '#undef AF_NETLINK' >> diald.h.
> I just recently tried echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_dynaddr.
> Every time I quit Netscape Communicator 4.6, it dials out and connects to a
> web site. I've tried killall -2 diald, but something keeps sending packets.
> It takes about half an hour before it finally gives up (?).
> What could be sending the packets? The netscape process is gone.
> There's a kernel module called nls_cp437. Is that it?
> Excerpt from /var/log/messages:
> -----
> Aug 11 18:03:25 linus diald[4076]: Trigger: tcp 199.190.116.99/4347
>204.85.8.200/80
> Aug 11 18:21:23 linus diald[4076]: Trigger: tcp 199.190.116.99/4338
>204.85.8.200/80
> Aug 11 18:25:57 linus diald[4076]: Trigger: tcp 199.190.116.99/4339
>204.85.8.200/80
> Aug 11 18:27:57 linus diald[4076]: Trigger: tcp 199.190.116.99/4339
>204.85.8.200/80
> -----
> Where do I get a copy of tcpdump?
> John
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try tcpdump*.rpm on your RH CD-ROM (/mnt/cdrom/RedHat/RPMS).
alternatively, you can get a copy of tcpdump from any redhat ftp mirror.
try searching for tcpdump-3.4a5-3.i386.rpm (i run rh5.1/2.0.36 here, and
that package works fine). if you get the RPM from the 'net, at least run
rpm -K on it, or even better, get PGP and RH's PGP sig, and verify it
that way. call me paranoid, but i think it's worth it :)
do you run apache with proxy_module ? that might be the proxy trying
doggedly to fetch a web page for a client that's already quit.
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