Ooops, that was the output from last. I would do this if you want to
disable all ftp using that account. In your /etc/ftpusers file, add the
line "ftp" in it. Usernames appearing in this file will not have access to
ftp. I am not sure what linuxconf does to disable ftp, but check that file.
Jason
> You could try this. In your /etc/hosts.deny file
>
> in.ftpd: 64.45.30.177 # block this specific ip address
>
> or
>
> in.ftpd: 64.45.30. # block everyone on this subnet
>
> Also, this looks like someone came in as ftpd8565, is that an
> account on the
> box??
>
> Jason
>
> >
> >
> > Good morning everyone! Thank you all for the help
> > yesterday with my
> > hacker attempt. I have (yet another) question.... Does anyone
> know why I
> > have ftp login's in the middle of the night??
> > ftp ftpd8565 64.45.30.177 Fri Nov 10 03:51 - 03:53 (00:02)
> >
> > I disabled the account "ftp" in userconf yesterday to cut down on
> > problems, but this one obviously came early this morning... Any
> > thoughts? Is there a way to block IPs or such in the allow/deny
> > files as
> > with telnet?? Any advice would be great! Thanks again everyone!
> >
> > Fred
> >
> >
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