Re: mysterious MySQL-connect

Hi, thanks folks a lot for all hints. Now I found that the connects came indeed from the other.host.name (192.168.0.2), but I didn't find out which user it was. However, I'm no longer sure wether it was was some kind of code injection, as more as I do not know how the guys did it exactly.

mysterious MySQL-connect

Hi Folks, now I've got another riddle for you... ;-) I have a pair of two Debian boxes acting as LAMP system; one is the web server (Apache 1.3.29, mod_gzip/1.3.26.1a, PHP 4.3.8), the other one act as the database server (MySQL 4.0.20-log - latest release from backports.org). The servers are

Re: mysterious MySQL-connect

Hi Marek, thanks for your quick reply. On the servers in questions are no customers - it's a dedicated system for only one customer. All the web programming an so on is done only by myself (well, I hope so ;-). But, there are some POP accounts and also an smtpd (no ftpd). Can you imagine

Re: (OT!) help with PHP/SQL

Hi, first: your question is off-topic in this mailing list! Please move to a mailing list dealing with database (MySQL?) questions. The correct data type for binary data (like an image is) in most cases will be the Binary Large OBject - BLOB. But it may differ depending on your database

Re: (OT!) help with PHP/SQL

Hi, first: your question is off-topic in this mailing list! Please move to a mailing list dealing with database (MySQL?) questions. The correct data type for binary data (like an image is) in most cases will be the Binary Large OBject - BLOB. But it may differ depending on your database

Re: Attempt on smtpd / faking remote ip

Hi Ralph, thanks for the hint. At 23:59 Uhr +0200 04.04.2004, Ralph Paßgang wrote: you should also filter out 127.0.0.0/8 on any network interface but lo. so that spoofing with localhost-adresses is not possible anymore. ( for example: iptables -A INPUT -s 127.0.0.0/8 -d 127.0.0.0/8 -i lo -o lo -p

Attempt on smtpd / faking remote ip

Hi folks, today I got some strange messages in the log files. It's a quite usual woody box (apache, some (about 15) POP accounts, no smtp relaying, no ftp accounts, nothing exciting) with postfix install from .deb-package. ## snip # Apr 4 07:11:15

Attempt on smtpd / faking remote ip

Hi folks, today I got some strange messages in the log files. It's a quite usual woody box (apache, some (about 15) POP accounts, no smtp relaying, no ftp accounts, nothing exciting) with postfix install from .deb-package. ## snip # Apr 4 07:11:15

Re: Attempt on smtpd / faking remote ip

Hi Andreas, thanks a lot for your hints. At 12:54 Uhr +0200 04.04.2004, Andreas John wrote: It looks like your friend is trying to inject pakets into your smtp with faked (spoofed) ips. In this particular case he sends as localhost. I guess ... more likely that he tries to overflow postfix

RE: upgrading to MySQL 4 on woody (final)

Thanks to all - it works great with backports.org! Oh, how I love the Debian Universe... They have been thinking of everything, haven't they? Andreas Check out the www.backports.org website. P.S.: Of cource, security is an important issue and will get lower when using testing or backported

RE: upgrading to MySQL 4 on woody (final)

Thanks to all - it works great with backports.org! Oh, how I love the Debian Universe... They have been thinking of everything, haven't they? Andreas Check out the www.backports.org website. P.S.: Of cource, security is an important issue and will get lower when using testing or backported

upgrading to MySQL 4 on woody

). Is there a mysql-4.0.17.deb or something like that out there in space? I didn't find such things on the mysql.com website... (Well, it is: in the *testing* distribution. Can I mix this, and if so: how to do this?) Thanks in advance, Andreas Vent-Schmidt -- procommerz - Internet fuer Unternehmen

upgrading to MySQL 4 on woody

). Is there a mysql-4.0.17.deb or something like that out there in space? I didn't find such things on the mysql.com website... (Well, it is: in the *testing* distribution. Can I mix this, and if so: how to do this?) Thanks in advance, Andreas Vent-Schmidt -- procommerz - Internet fuer Unternehmen

Re: Auto reboot

At 11:53 Uhr +0200 22.08.2003, Emmanuel Lacour wrote: Has anyone seeing this: since 30 minutes my server reboot automatically every 2-3 minutes. I can't find anything in my log files. Maybe an hardware probleme (IBM eserver, PIII 800, 256Mo, SCSI without raid). Any hint on a similar problem? Well,

Re: apache-ssl restart fails after monthly logrotate

Hi, may be there is a little hint to the problem: When I read about the unability to successfully send a reload command to the apache, I remembered the fact that my Apache 2.0.44 fails that, too. (I do not use logrotate for apache logs, but I restart the server for other reasons every month.)

Re: [HELP] .htaccess problem

Hi, may be it's very simple: [Mon Apr 7 15:31:27 2003] [error] [client 192.168.10.254] Search must return exactly 1 entry; found 0 entries for search ((objectclass=*)(uid=tester)): You typed in the username tester, didn't you? ---^^ But in your .htaccess, you said that only

Re: debian friendly unmanaged hosting joints?

Hi, not sure whether this would help: here in Europe, there's a quite big provider HostEurope which offers Debian Installation only at the German-speaking web pages (www.hosteurope.de). From the international site www.hosteurope.com as well as from the French one www.hosteurope.fr, you always