Bill Pringlemeir wrote:
> I have many of these warnings,
>
>(WARNING): gnutls_bye() failed: host= \
>error="The specified session has been invalidated for some reason."
>
> I beleive that they do not come from GTKG peers. Is it possible that
> there is some incompatibility between t
Bill Pringlemeir wrote:
> set_close_on_exec(), in misc.c is to prevent any code retrieved from
> the network from being executed? Is this only to prevent an exploit?
It's to prevent giving anything exec()ed access to the socket file descriptors.
It's not just to prevent exploits but also accident
Alex Bennee wrote:
> I mean where do you get them from before adding them to the GTKG repo?
> Are you recycling data from another project or are we generating the
> list within the GTKG project?
Offenders are added as they are discovered. Except for some initial set years
ago, none of the data is
I have many of these warnings,
(WARNING): gnutls_bye() failed: host= \
error="The specified session has been invalidated for some reason."
I beleive that they do not come from GTKG peers. Is it possible that
there is some incompatibility between the Java SSL and GnuTLS?
$ grep t
On 2 Oct 2007, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I mean where do you get them from before adding them to the GTKG
> repo? Are you recycling data from another project or are we
> generating the list within the GTKG project?
I am pretty sure that most originate by observing peer behavior on
the Gnutella
set_close_on_exec(), in misc.c is to prevent any code retrieved from
the network from being executed? Is this only to prevent an exploit?
Thanks,
Bill Pringlemeir.
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On Tue, Oct 02, 2007 at 03:39:26PM +0200, Christian Biere wrote:
> Alex Bennee wrote:
> > Where do our block lists come from? I notice we have had IP lists and
> > spam lists for a while in GTKG but I'm guessing the roll out of these
> > is dependant on how often the packagers rebuild GTKG (or you
Alex Bennee wrote:
> Where do our block lists come from? I notice we have had IP lists and
> spam lists for a while in GTKG but I'm guessing the roll out of these
> is dependant on how often the packagers rebuild GTKG (or you refresh
> CVS).
Yes, you have to update them from SVN or wait a couple o
Hi,
Where do our block lists come from? I notice we have had IP lists and
spam lists for a while in GTKG but I'm guessing the roll out of these
is dependant on how often the packagers rebuild GTKG (or you refresh
CVS).
Are there any distributed/central block list repos that would be worth
impleme
