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Grex > Helpers > #130: Grex System Problems - Winter 2003/2004 |  |
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naftee
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response 243 of 384:
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Feb 14 17:21 UTC 2004 |
Just like your mom.
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happyboy
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response 244 of 384:
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Feb 16 20:45 UTC 2004 |
*mommyfarts*
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albaugh
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response 245 of 384:
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Feb 18 19:13 UTC 2004 |
FYI, I still get 421 every time I ftp-connect to grex from the only foreign
host from which I would do that.
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gelinas
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response 246 of 384:
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Feb 18 22:26 UTC 2004 |
[Jura:~] gelinas% ftp grex.cyberspace.org.
Connected to grex.cyberspace.org.
421 Service not available, remote server timed out. Connection closed
ftp>
ftp> pwd
Not connected.
ftp> open grex.cyberspace.org.
Connected to grex.cyberspace.org.
421 Service not available, remote server timed out. Connection closed
ftp>
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rational
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response 247 of 384:
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Feb 18 23:02 UTC 2004 |
Why are you on staff if you don't know how to fix that?
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albaugh
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response 248 of 384:
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Feb 18 23:16 UTC 2004 |
Just now, it seems I am unable to ftp-connect (I waited for a while with no
response, then broke out via Ctrl-C). In the past, I successfully
ftp-connected with grex, but after logging in, I was immediately given a 421,
but immediately, with no mention of a timeout.
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rcurl
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response 249 of 384:
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Feb 19 17:11 UTC 2004 |
I just ftp'd to my Grex account using the client Fetch. It took quite a long
time to get through, but it did eventually.
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tsty
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response 250 of 384:
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Feb 20 06:22 UTC 2004 |
ssh, tonight was sure snarfed ... didn't even get a login pormpt.
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gelinas
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response 251 of 384:
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Feb 21 02:50 UTC 2004 |
Looks like the problem with FTP might have been caused by a problem with
named, which has now been restarted.
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tsty
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response 252 of 384:
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Feb 21 16:13 UTC 2004 |
ttys tied up ....
unnamed ttypa 10:56am 6 6:02 33 /bin/ld -e start -dc -dp -o conf
kjutas ttypb 10:45am 17 6 5 lynx www.text.plusgsm.pl
markis ttypc 10:56am 8 7 1 -bash
crapula ttypf 11:00am 8 3 /usr/local/grex-scripts/.inet_re
crapula ttyq3 10:55am 6 4 /usr/local/grex-scripts/.inet_re
crapula ttyq8 10:51am 9 5 /usr/local/grex-scripts/.inet_re
crapula ttyqa 10:54am 6 4 /usr/local/grex-scripts/.inet_re
crapula ttyr5 10:53am 8 4 /usr/local/grex-scripts/.inet_re
crapula ttyr8 10:58am 5 2 /usr/local/grex-scripts/.inet_re
crapula ttyre 10:54am 5 4 /usr/local/grex-scripts/.inet_re
crapula ttyrf 10:59am 7 3 /usr/local/grex-scripts/.inet_re
crapula ttys7 10:52am 7 4 /usr/local/grex-scripts/.inet_re
crapula ttyt3 11:04am 7 2 /usr/local/grex-scripts/.inet_re
chetansk ttyt6 10:42am 33 28 lynx
pronstar ttyt8 9:12am 17 8 /usr/local/bin/party_
crapula ttyu5 10:56am 10 4 /usr/local/grex-scripts/.inet_re
crapula ttyu8 11:05am 7 2 -bash
durg ttyu9 9:55am 14 16 11 lynx
crapula ttyua 11:01am 9 4 /usr/local/grex-scripts/.inet_re
newuser ttyp0 10Feb04 8days 5:18 3:56 pine
newuser ttyp5 8:59am 41 3 w
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naftee
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response 253 of 384:
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Feb 21 17:28 UTC 2004 |
crapulatastique!
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naftee
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response 254 of 384:
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Feb 23 00:14 UTC 2004 |
GreX is slower than a peanut-butter river and there are high load_averages.
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rational
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response 255 of 384:
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Feb 23 00:32 UTC 2004 |
IT"S RUNNLING LIKE MOLASSES!
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ryan
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response 256 of 384:
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Feb 23 00:56 UTC 2004 |
This response has been erased.
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salad
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response 257 of 384:
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Feb 23 01:41 UTC 2004 |
IT WASN'T ME SOMEONE LOCKED MY ACCOUNT
I'M INNOCENT WAS'NT EVEN LOGGED ON
!last -2 naftee
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albaugh
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response 258 of 384:
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Feb 23 22:24 UTC 2004 |
Re: #251: Seeing that, I tried to ftp again from my remote host. I got just
a little further, but after grex displayed this:
230->>>NO PSYBNC<<< >>>NO EGGDROP<<< NO NO NO!!!!! Won't run here!
230-
230-You must keep file transfers below 100 kilobytes >>>per day<<<.
230-
230-DO NOT BRING THESE FILES TO THIS SERVER:
230-NO eggdrop, NO psybnc or any bouncer, NO IRC servers/clients/bots, NO
emech,
230-NO MUDs, NO mp3s, NO jpegs, NO gifs, NO audio files, NO PTLink, NO BitchX,
230-NO Windows or Linux programs (won't run here - Grex runs SunOS), NO
Unreal,
it "froze" - I had to use Ctrl-C to break out. Now I'm back to getting the
immediate 421 after login.
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salad
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response 259 of 384:
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Feb 24 00:21 UTC 2004 |
NO NO NO!!!
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gelinas
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response 260 of 384:
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Feb 24 01:45 UTC 2004 |
I don't know what the problem is, albaugh; I just tried it with no problem.
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salad
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response 261 of 384:
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Feb 24 02:23 UTC 2004 |
The problem is, you fuckers stole my account.
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rcurl
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response 262 of 384:
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Feb 27 02:28 UTC 2004 |
What fraction of incoming e-mail on grex is spam? It must be a very large
fraction, given what I observe on a couple of accounts. Is this a good
utilization of server capacity?
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ryan
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response 263 of 384:
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Feb 27 02:50 UTC 2004 |
This response has been erased.
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rcurl
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response 264 of 384:
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Feb 27 02:54 UTC 2004 |
Isn't this a concern to Grex staff/board? It would seem that Grex is providing
"service" primarily to spammers rather than to users. I don't see indications
that this bothers anyone very much (unless there is something in coop about
it).
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gelinas
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response 265 of 384:
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Feb 27 03:06 UTC 2004 |
Marcus has added anti-spam features to sendmail. When he gets time, or at
other impetus not clear to me, he looks at the mail forwarded to uce and tries
to "sharpen the teeth" of his spam-filter.
There has been some discussion but, so far as I know, no progress on the mail
system for the new grex machine.
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rcurl
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response 266 of 384:
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Feb 27 03:52 UTC 2004 |
I was forwarding all of this spam I've been getting to uce, but I saw no
change (well, actually a great increase) in the amount of spam received,
so I quit. It is quite time consuming to forward the spam, and with no
evident improvement, I just delete it now.
If it is really true that 90% of the e-mail received here is spam, I would
suggest some drastic action, like everyone changing their e-mail address,
or do it wholesale by (say) adding "6" to the end of every account. But
then everyone would have to inform their correspondents.... I HATE SPAM.
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salad
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response 267 of 384:
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Feb 27 04:06 UTC 2004 |
I h8 u
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