[EMAIL PROTECTED] uses the CentOS default sendmail config
that does not forward mail.
--- David Shaw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Cat your maillog. Grep out the msg ID.
>
> cat /var/log/maillog | grep j1A1U7Q1010071
>
>
> j1A1U7Q1010071 is the [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> j1A1U7mf010088 is email fro
On Thu, 10 Feb 2005 11:36:36 -0500, Julio Arruda
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> One good step is to 'test' your public IPs against any mistake/hole like
> this.
> I've used http://www.ordb.org in the past for this purpose, others for
> sure are available.
> I would assume is a valuable feedback to
> >> I'll call bullshit on that. I know for a fact that Debian does NOT
> >> allow root logins except from console. Hell Debian isn't allowing
> >> root logins
> >> from X anymore due to the likely hood for you to try and use root for
> >> more than administration.
> >
> >
> > I'm sure that's tr
> > I'll call bullshit on that. I know for a fact that
> > Debian does NOT allow root logins except from
> > console. Hell Debian isn't allowing root logins
> > from X anymore due to the likely hood for you to
> > try and use root for more than administration.
>
> I'm sure that's true nowadays.
Noah Miller wrote:
I'll call bullshit on that. I know for a fact that Debian does NOT
allow root logins except from console. Hell Debian isn't allowing
root logins
from X anymore due to the likely hood for you to try and use root for
more than administration.
I'm sure that's true nowadays. I h
Cat your maillog. Grep out the msg ID.
cat /var/log/maillog | grep j1A1U7Q1010071
j1A1U7Q1010071 is the [EMAIL PROTECTED]
j1A1U7mf010088 is email from root to???
Have you checked root's email??
Your might want to edit
/etc/aliases and forward root: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Also check sendmail deam
I'll call bullshit on that. I know for a fact that
Debian does NOT allow root logins except from
console. Hell Debian isn't allowing root logins
from X anymore due to the likely hood for you to
try and use root for more than administration.
I'm sure that's true nowadays. I haven't played with
On Thu, 2005-02-10 at 11:09 -0500, Jason Stewart wrote:
> There's a chance that you may have been hacked, but the logs you post
> look more like your mailserver is an open relay.
You sure? I run postfix myself and am not proficient in analyzing
sendmail logs, but looking at those lines
Feb 9 20
One good step is to 'test' your public IPs against any mistake/hole like
this.
I've used http://www.ordb.org in the past for this purpose, others for
sure are available.
I would assume is a valuable feedback to provide to the folks from
[EMAIL PROTECTED], to have a more "conservative" configurat
hummm if that's the case I might not be the only one!
I only installed the [EMAIL PROTECTED] iso (based on centos distro )and
did not change a little comma of the configuration of sendmail,
MTA is configured by default already by [EMAIL PROTECTED]
jl
On Thu, 10 Feb 2005 11:09:29 -0500, Jason St
On 10/02/05 15:10 +0100, Jean-Louis curty wrote:
> so I stopped asterisk, type mail and got a strange mail saying that
> user [EMAIL PROTECTED] could not be reached and body was like if it was
> the result of commands ifconfig etc
>
> unfortunally I don't have the message anymore but I went to the
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