This is reproducible on demand with:
> for n in $(seq 1 6164) ; do ssh nonexist@10.0.0.1 ; done
Since PasswordAuthentication is disabled, an invalid user means the ssh
client gets disconnected without prompting for a password, repeatedly.
In fewer than 6164 iterations it becomes impossible for an
Hi,
Today I noticed a Wheezy kfreebsd-amd64 box had become unresponsive.
It seems it had exhausted kern.maxproc (default 6164), and there had
been ssh bruteforcing activity immediately prior to that.
Coincidentally there had been 6041 ssh connections/disconnections over a
7-hour period before the
On 24/07/12 20:02, sabot...@gmail.com wrote:
> root@backup2:/dev# mount -O none -t ext2 /dev/da1s1 /mnt/mirror/
> mount: /dev/da1s1 : No such device
> root@backup2:/dev# mount -O none -t ext2 /dev/da1p1 /mnt/mirror/
> mount: /dev/da1p1 : No such device
Hi,
What is the output from `cat /proc/parti
On 24/07/12 15:22, Nicolas Barbier wrote:
>> mount: /dev/da1p1 : No such device
> Just noticing that you seem to have missed the difference between
> da1p1 and da1s1 (‘p’ vs. ‘s’).
Ahhh yes, fdisk wrongly displays partitions as "da1p1" etc. which is
confusing. The FreeBSD-style device names are
2012/7/24 :
> mount: /dev/da1p1 : No such device
>
> although the device exists:
>
> ls -l /dev/da1s1
> crw-rw 1 root disk 0, 97 Jul 24 16:14 /dev/da1s1
Just noticing that you seem to have missed the difference between
da1p1 and da1s1 (‘p’ vs. ‘s’).
Nicolas
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A. Because it breaks the log
Hi,
i'm running Debian GNU/kFreeBSD wheezy/sid and can't mount ext2
formatted drives. It would be very nice if someone could give me a
hint about what's wrong.
1. I create a partition on a USB drive with fdisk:
Disk identifier: 0xc03e9c33
Device Boot Start End Blocks Id Syst
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