Difference between revisions of "Hosts.deny"
From Finninday
(New page: Category: Installation notes Watch for dictionary attacks and put the perp in hosts.deny. Files: */home/rday/sec.pl */home/rday/sec.config */home/rday/bin/kill.pl */etc/init.d/sec Ma...) |
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*/home/rday/bin/kill.pl | */home/rday/bin/kill.pl | ||
*/etc/init.d/sec | */etc/init.d/sec | ||
| + | */etc/rc2.d/S15sec | ||
Manual invocation: | Manual invocation: | ||
nohup /home/rday/sec.pl -conf=/home/rday/sec.config & | nohup /home/rday/sec.pl -conf=/home/rday/sec.config & | ||
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| + | I must remember that Ubuntu has weird runlevels: | ||
| + | *runlevel 1 = single user | ||
| + | *runlevel 2 = multiuser with X | ||
Latest revision as of 01:44, 15 May 2008
Watch for dictionary attacks and put the perp in hosts.deny.
Files:
- /home/rday/sec.pl
- /home/rday/sec.config
- /home/rday/bin/kill.pl
- /etc/init.d/sec
- /etc/rc2.d/S15sec
Manual invocation:
nohup /home/rday/sec.pl -conf=/home/rday/sec.config &
I must remember that Ubuntu has weird runlevels:
- runlevel 1 = single user
- runlevel 2 = multiuser with X
