RE: [cobalt-users] access log weird stuff. hacker or virus

["Dan Kriwitsky" <webhosting@xxxxxxxxx>]

>
> Kai,

This isn't Kai, this is the Cobalt List. If you want to write to Kai, do so
off-list.
As you decided to post to the list, I'll respond inline, instead of
top-posting. (Subscribe to the digest or read some of the archive to see
why.)

> Being new to the unix/cobalt game I wanted to make sure that it
> was not something more.

When you signed up for this list, you should have received the META FAQ
which points to the archive. If you checked those log entries there, you
would have seen a lot of discussion and answers to your original question.

>
> and if I recall right Nimda attackes IIS right ?

Answered before, yes.

> Not unix machines. Am I right there ?

Answered before, yes.

> I don't recall having IIS on my raq machine.
> How did you get it to run on your raq machine ?

You don't.

>
> So to my thought why would I read on a cobalt list that runs unix
> about a nt exploit ?

The same reason you posted about it. Error logs fill with attempts as the
machines trying don't check to see if they're attacking an IIS or Unix box.

> Sounds off topic to me. I can read about nt exploits
> on the windows lists or isp-tech list or other lists that concern
> themselves with window issues.

Good idea.

>
> So Kai take your comment and shove it.
> It was useless and just plain stupid and a waste of everyones
> time and bandwidth.

And your reply is what?

>
> Oh and next time you wanna be a tough guy with smart ass remarks
> why not have some dignity and email them
> privately. ? Or is that just a assho!es way.

Do you have a mirror?

>
> See others replies in kind and informative ways.
> You just were and assho!e with nothing intelligent to say. Mom
> must be proud of you.
>

As I'm sure yours is. (I'll leave the easy comparisons of your post to your
chosen pseudonym to someone else.)

BTW, your reply to this and any future posts to the list will not be seen by
me.
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Dan Kriwitsky