Comments for #chroot

Comment on Yet Another Autoresponder (YAA) installation by Peter

Peter — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 16:26:38 +0000

Hey,

These tips helped a lot for me. I had a wrong line in the yaa.conf as well and I could find it with Errvee’s comment.
(The problem was: I used an @(at) sign in my sql password so I had to use another kind of apostrophe.)

Thanks and cheers,
Peter

Comment on Yet Another Autoresponder (YAA) installation by Errvee

Errvee — Thu, 15 Jan 2009 10:36:38 +0000

in my case there were problems with yaa.conf (perl syntax error)

I added print command to yaa.pl find out error:

sub parse_config_file {
my ($file) = @_;
unless (my $result = do $file) {
if ($@) {
$error = “Syntax error in file ” . $file . “: ” . $@;
}
elsif (! defined $result) {
$error = “Couldn’t open file ” . $file . “: ” . $!;
}
elsif (! $result) {
$error = “Couldn’t run config file ” . $file;
}
# return error
# —— this — line — added ————————————-
print STDERR “parse_config_file return 0 error=$error\n”;
# —— this — line — added ————————————-
return 0;
}
return 1;
}

Comment on Anatomy of an SSH Brute Force Dictionary Attack by piper

piper — Wed, 31 Dec 2008 09:24:48 +0000

Thanks for sharing the information I was actually looking at my SSH logs and decided to do some google searching. I guess that’s one of the problems we faced when sharing a server with other people.

Comment on CafeRadius by Collin

Collin — Fri, 28 Nov 2008 19:36:08 +0000

Hi sir,

I am really looking forward to your solution on a small radius server. I am trying to get a radius server working on windows xp, but it is all linux based. Due this Windows XP PC acts like a server, and i think it is not nessesairy to put another pc online forever, i was looking for some embedded system with radius. If I could participate in anyway, please contact me. Also if you have news on this project, I would be happy to know.

Collin

Comment on Regular expression for CSV files by Braheem

Braheem — Thu, 24 Apr 2008 00:48:05 +0000

Thanks! That worked perfectly

Comment on Anatomy of an SSH Brute Force Dictionary Attack by F4LL3N

F4LL3N — Mon, 08 Oct 2007 06:24:55 +0000

losers? lol. You sound disgruntled. perhaps you had this same thing happen to you. Every Hacker exploits (in some form or another) somones stupidity. It could be a hole in a program, or as simple as a No password/crackable ssh login. Not to mention people… these “lamers” (lol ok..) dont need root account to get root account. Many kernels are exploitable to gain root ax by running a simple app. so its not only a root users login u will need to worry about. (obviously) U get foolish people like Sadox who have had it happen to them, then claim to be the allknowing hacker master. foolish child. and finally, I come to the conclusion of my book. Please…. do not remove my files from your boxes. Have a pleasent day.

Comment on Anatomy of an SSH Brute Force Dictionary Attack by Sadox

Sadox — Sun, 22 Jul 2007 22:05:35 +0000

God… guys… thos` are not hackers… are “the biggest lamers”… pff i’m so sorry to hear that u call these hackers…. these are nothing more than some losers from IRC@Undernet… they don’t know a shit about linux they just have scanners made by someone else… they use these scanners and they know only a set of commands… they don’t even know how the scanner works exactly… damn…. anyway try to read this : http://unixcod.org/forum/index.php?topic=12.0 - so u don’t have to worry about these pathetic losers in the future.

Comment on Anatomy of an SSH Brute Force Dictionary Attack by andrew

andrew — Mon, 18 Jun 2007 15:57:12 +0000

When u see that .. u bet they are some a*sholes exploiting people stupidity. You should never use passwords like root123, 123456, 1q2w3e, abc123 .. etc .. that\\\’s why they get access to your boxes .. user strong passwords like *@Q*ui122 .. and also remove the nologin accounts .. because they can be used by this kids … they connect to your box using ftp and upload a .php file .. then they run http://ip/~user/file.php (PHP Shell Offender) .. and they can upload bots .. open telnet ports (4040,4000,1414 .. etc) ..

Comment on PHP hotspot login script for Chillispot by ok

ok — Wed, 14 Jun 2006 19:39:42 +0000

excelent

Comment on PHP hotspot login script for Chillispot by Nestor A. Diaz

Nestor A. Diaz — Tue, 02 May 2006 16:58:34 +0000

Hello, the javascript must be fixed:


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diff -r1.1 index.php

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if(isset($_GET[\'uamport\'])) $js_args .= \”&uamport=\” . $_GET[\"uamport\"];

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> $js_args .= \”\’\”;