.
And if you thing of using white listing IP ranges instead you will lock out
some of the people you want to let in. Normally the geoip lists are
incomplete. At least for europe.
Frederic Breitwieser schrieb:
Howdy Eka,
The concepts and portions of the script are on my website, here:
http
More specifically, delete the .blob files which are in the .steam directory.
They are what muck things up in this manner.
-Original Message-
From: hlds_linux-boun...@list.valvesoftware.com
[mailto:hlds_linux-boun...@list.valvesoftware.com] On Behalf Of Chad Bishop
Sent: Monday, May 10,
A bot is a software agent, daemon or script that runs autonomously and
automatically. While this can be useful in a cluster of servers (working as
one in a redundant fashion), moving busy daemons or services to less
busy servers in real time, mostly they are used maliciously to continually
hammer
Howdy Eka,
The concepts and portions of the script are on my website, here:
http://frederic.woodbridgedata.com/index.php?p=server-firewalling-country
I'm in the process of (cough, slowly) rewriting it to use mysql instead of a
bazillion text files, and eventually I intend to release it as an RPM
Thank you again for all your help.
I used memtest86+. The fact that it failed everything except one really old
Compaq DL580 puzzled me. I find it hard to believe I have 37 defective
servers and desktops. It even failed memory in a brand-new, just opened,
Dell R210 with a Quad-Core Intel Xeon
There are a lot of things you can do to tighten the doors against
undesirable behavior and iptables, the linux firewall system included with
all modern distributions is a great starting point.
iptables has rate limiting capability for tcp and udp using the -limit and
-limit-burst parameters.
Cc2iscooL:
Well, you do keep getting memory errors, I know you've said you've
switched out sticks, but have you actually tried any sort of diagnostic
program yet?
Upon your suggestion, I can now say yes, I have. Using memtest86 off a boot
floppy, I get a memory error right away, and it repeats
Update:
1. Forced the i484 and i686 binaries to load with the same result.
2. The -verify_all option succeeded, ran it twice to be sure, also
reinstalled several times.
3. I loaded two different distros, again with the same result. FC12 and
Debian.
I was thinking maybe it's the hardware, so I
. Thank you
in advance.
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Frederic Breitwieser
Woodbridge Data LLC
40 Warwick Road
Colonia NJ 07067
V: (732) 669-0601 x9001
http://www.woodbridgedata.com
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