And I thought it only happened on @Home and RoadRunner networks...Sad... You could call T-Online or write a letter if they ignore your pleas for action. Maybe threaten to send your logs to the appropriate authorities...I know its the FBI in the US (no action will be taken, but they can store the logs...) Whats the main contact number? Someone somewhere must have the authority to act, unless it was the "authority" who told them to ignore any of these requests... Just trying to think of stuff...Does Marc Heuse have any input Mads? Its seems like a security issue too... Matt -- "The only thing complex about Linux are the users themselves." On Tue, 12 Jun 2001, Stuart Powell wrote:

Hello, everyone.

Does anyone know if t-online are in any way associated with t-dialin.net ? We have had mega problems recently with s'kiddies trying to store warez on our ftp server and 80% of them have t-dialin IPs. We are seriously considering blocking their entire range of IPs from our routers in order to stem the flow of traffic. This may impact the innocent, but the responsible parties at t-dialin seem uninterested in taking measures to prevent the abuse. Maybe if their clients started complaining to them about areas of the internet that are off limits to them (internet black holes ?), t-whatever might start listening to the rest of us.

Bye for now, Stuart.

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Hi, I've just ordered the 7.2 upgrade, will this install on a clean system or will it require 7.1 to have been installed first? I'm assuming not as it comes on the same number of disks as 7.2 Pro but I'd like to know. Cheers in advance. Matt

* Matthew Stringer [010613 13:41]:

Hi, I've just ordered the 7.2 upgrade, will this install on a clean system or will it require 7.1 to have been installed first?

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