On Thursday 22 September 2005 15:00, Paul-Andrew Joseph Miseiko wrote: > I see little logic in sending back a KOD as it defeats the purpose of > limiting abusive clients to begin with.
I can see that point - clients that respect it probably won't earn one in the first place. > What does "code" mean... > > It is simply a hex encoding for the restrict line values associated with > the client. > > 0x100 -> notrap > 0x080 -> nomodify > 0x040 -> noquery > 0x020 -> limited (only set when the client has reached it's limit) > 0x010 -> nopeer Out of the 600 entries in my monlist right now, not one single row has the 0x020 bit of the code set. They're all 0x590 or 0x5b0. > After awhile the IP above will have the code 0x1d0 which means "limited" > has been removed. The limited code is only set when a client becomes > abusive. > > You can modify how "strict" the limit keyword is but I see little point > in doing so. The defaults catch the people that would annoy me the most. It looks like a problem with my ntpd, then, doesn't it? I literally never seem to limit a single client, even the many that are pestering me once ever second or two seconds. Any ideas? -- Kirk Strauser
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