Fredag 4. oktober 2002 13:03 skreiv Glen Tapley: > Hello > I have been having a lot of trouble with my sendmail setup, someone > is using my system. I have found that when I run the last cmd,
You're really not making much sense. What kind of trouble with your sendmail setup? 'Someone' as in someone unknown? And, how have you discovered that they use your system? Or is that the result of confusion from the output of the 'last' command? > I find a lot of strange entries such as > ftp ftp p50852BD8.dip.t- Sun Oct 6 03:57 - 03:57 > (00:00) ftp ftp p508ECDDA.dip.t- Sun Oct 6 03:37 - > 03:37 (00:00) ftp ftp 212.171.38.1 Sat Oct 5 > 23:16 - 23:16 (00:00) ftp ftp 210.23.10.25 Sat > Oct 5 18:40 - 18:40 (00:00) Someone has tried to log in, on your ftp server, as user 'ftp'. i don't see why this should be a problem for you. This does not mean that someone has abused your system. It _can_ mean that someone has abused it, but not necessarily. > Can anyone tell me what these are, are they the result of programs > accessing my TCP/IP addresses? You seem to be quite confused about a lot of different things. You're confusing sendmail, 'last', use of your system, and probably rejected connection attempts. In addition, you seem not to understand what TCP/IP is. :-) This probably is not the answer you're looking for in this case, but as I can't discern what your problem is, I recomend that you buy a book called "Running Linux", and read through it to understand the basics of Linux. Then I recomend that you read through some book on TCP/IP to understand how networks work. I don't have a specific book to recomend there.. maybe just do a search on google for "tcp/ip faq" or something. I'm sorry for the probably arrogant and pissy sounding answer, but you really don't make much sense, and I think you really _should_ read up on the mentioned subjects. Its quite interesting :) -- Rune Kristian Viken
