On Thu, 1 Jul 2004 11:54:53 +0200, Michelle wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
> sinc 2004-06-14 I have following entries in my BOA-Log:
>
> ____ ( '/var/log/boa/error_log.1' )
> __________________________________
> /
> | [30/Jun/2004:02:32:17 +0000] buffer overrun - read.c, read_header -
> | closing[30/Jun/2004:09:59:12 +0000] buffer overrun - read.c,
> | read_header - closing[30/Jun/2004:13:31:19 +0000] buffer overrun -
> | read.c, read_header - closing[30/Jun/2004:16:20:13 +0000] malformed
> | request: "CONNECT 82.96.96.3:802 HTTP/1.0"[30/Jun/2004:16:47:30
> | +0000] malformed request: "CONNECT 82.96.96.3:802
> | HTTP/1.0"[30/Jun/2004:18:33:25 +0000] buffer overrun - read.c,
> | read_header - closing[30/Jun/2004:20:39:49 +0000] buffer overrun -
> | read.c, read_header - closing
> \___________________________________________________________________
> ___
>
>
> I have more then 18.000 "buffer overrun" since 2004-06-14...
> Is this an attempt to hack or crappy autodownloader like Napster,
> {a,e,x}mule, kazaa, ... ?
>
> I have md5 sums from all of my systems and they seems not altered...
>
> Thanks
> Michelle
>
..tried a filter on tcpdump or netcat?
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