Hi.
erwan le doeuff wrote:
Even if we keep this email in the mailing list i don't see any
interest to forward Suspicious attachment notifications to everyone.
I agree, but I also see no reason to have this discussion arising over
and over again. Local filtering should do the trick until that
Dear, erwan.
You wrote Tuesday, April 19, 2005, 6:50:57 AM:
If maillist admins is not looking there, great idea can be report to
this wilson ISP, admins, chiefs and etc. about viruses he sending, that he
destroying
reputation of his company, ... :)
Let's say he trying to do terrorism, infect
sorry to say -- but did you see the film cast away -- the volleyball
--named wilson.
On Tue, 2005-04-19 at 11:36 +0300, nuclearcat wrote:
Dear, erwan.
You wrote Tuesday, April 19, 2005, 6:50:57 AM:
If maillist admins is not looking there, great idea can be report to
this wilson ISP,
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Grames Gernot wrote:
Good Morning,
Thanks for your hint, now I can see the dropped packages!
But it is only working for port 8080 why not for port 8099??
(If you need some indices please let me know)
I don't know why it should work for 8080 and not 8099 - I don't think I
quite understand your
Daniel Dafoe wrote:
=== tc filter - based on iptables - MAC fw marking not
working ==
DEV=eth1
snip
Tried several times:
tc qdisc del dev eth0 root
eth0?
iptables src MAC works for me with 1.3.1 - can you see the rule and
counters matching with iptables -L -vnt mangle?
Andy.
Krystian Antoni wrote:
Hi
Couple months ago I started to have a strange problem with HTB.
My setup is Fedora Core 2 + Pentium 2 233 + 128 MB of ram and its serving as
a router.
For some time since going to kernel 2.6 my HTB QoS Stalls for couple
seconds, every couple minutes. If the connection
Hi.
The configuration script is at the bottom.
My configuration looks similar to this:
imq0
|
1:1 (12mbit)
|
1:2 (10mbit)
|
3:0
|
3:1 (256kbit)
/ \
3:2 3:3
icmp (rest)
both 3:2 and 3:3 have rate 1kbit ceil 256kbit
Icmp bucklet have priority