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Re: [suse-linux-uk-schools] Fw:
- From: nick-drage@xxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 27 Jul 2000 10:00:52 +0000 (UTC)
- Message-id: <9220.964692052@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Hi,
> On 27-Jul-2000 adrian.wells wrote:
> > Got this from RM this morning, do you think that they may be
> > playing with LINUX?
>
> Yep. Netcraft says it's a Linux box. On the offchance I tried a
> telnet, an the telnet prompt reports kernel 2.0.33. They're running
> Apache on it as well.
2.0.33? Hopefully they've changed the prompt, when was 2.0.33 out?
Then again, hopefully your telnet connection went to a completely
different box that's sitting there waiting to catch potential hackers.
> I won't probe further, but I rather think someone there needs a
> meaty application of the clue stick; an obviously unused web server
> is running with the default pages, and telnet is open. Betcha other
> stuff is open that shouldn't be....
OK, two courses of action:
ONE - considering that RM is a target for all those disgrunted
students of yours struggling with puberty / being a teenager / etc
someone with access to RM support phone numbers and email addresses
should have a word with RM *real soon*.
TWO - Roger puts up a promise of a copy of SuSE 6.5 as the prize,
first list subscriber to change the telnet prompt to "This host has
been annexed by the SuSE Linux schools mailing list" wins :)
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> On 27-Jul-2000 adrian.wells wrote:
> > Got this from RM this morning, do you think that they may be
> > playing with LINUX?
>
> Yep. Netcraft says it's a Linux box. On the offchance I tried a
> telnet, an the telnet prompt reports kernel 2.0.33. They're running
> Apache on it as well.
2.0.33? Hopefully they've changed the prompt, when was 2.0.33 out?
Then again, hopefully your telnet connection went to a completely
different box that's sitting there waiting to catch potential hackers.
> I won't probe further, but I rather think someone there needs a
> meaty application of the clue stick; an obviously unused web server
> is running with the default pages, and telnet is open. Betcha other
> stuff is open that shouldn't be....
OK, two courses of action:
ONE - considering that RM is a target for all those disgrunted
students of yours struggling with puberty / being a teenager / etc
someone with access to RM support phone numbers and email addresses
should have a word with RM *real soon*.
TWO - Roger puts up a promise of a copy of SuSE 6.5 as the prize,
first list subscriber to change the telnet prompt to "This host has
been annexed by the SuSE Linux schools mailing list" wins :)
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