Hi,
On Mon, Feb 07, 2005 at 08:34:44PM -0500, Michael Richardson wrote:
> Gert, the problem with the anoncvs was that it got into situations where
> there was a cvs --pserver running (often four or five) with no network
> socket attached (I guess it closed down), consuming 100% of the CPU on
> the box.
[..]
> So, I restricted the cvs pserver in hosts.allow, since I suspected that
> it might have been people abusing the service.
Yes, this explains things (it *did* look like a TCP wrapper :) ), and
I know the situation "I need to do something about this open source
project's web server" all too well...
> If you (or anyone else) wants to send their IP address, I can insert it
> into hosts.allow. I'll even take /24s if you don't have a static.
Please add 193.149.48.160/27 for me (Gert Doering, [EMAIL PROTECTED]).
This /27 is statically assigned to me, and I use various machines out of
the network to do testing on Linux, NetBSD, etc.
thanks,
gert
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