Hi,
Moses Moore écrivait :
> Is there a more efficient way of getting slapper to not grab my webserver
> connections? I've considered recompiling apache to get rid of the
> "Server:" HTTP response header line completely, but deploying a recompiled
> binary (and recompiling every time) acr
Hi,
Moses Moore écrivait :
> Is there a more efficient way of getting slapper to not grab my webserver
> connections? I've considered recompiling apache to get rid of the
> "Server:" HTTP response header line completely, but deploying a recompiled
> binary (and recompiling every time) ac
On Wed, 2002-10-09 at 12:27, Xavier Santolaria wrote:
> > I've been using a script to watch for slapper attempts and restart the
> > webserver if it sees it (code below), but this is inefficient, costs
> > CPU, and unless I run this every minute I will get some downtime. Is
> > there a more effici
I've patched my servers, a long time ago. I've noticed that slapper
worm (or whatver is causing the "HTTP/1.1 request without hostname" and
"GET_CLIENT_MASTER_KEY:key arg too long" lines in apache's error log)
causes another problem:
While it's attempting to infect my servers, it seizes all the
On Wed, 2002-10-09 at 12:27, Xavier Santolaria wrote:
> > I've been using a script to watch for slapper attempts and restart the
> > webserver if it sees it (code below), but this is inefficient, costs
> > CPU, and unless I run this every minute I will get some downtime. Is
> > there a more effic
I've patched my servers, a long time ago. I've noticed that slapper
worm (or whatver is causing the "HTTP/1.1 request without hostname" and
"GET_CLIENT_MASTER_KEY:key arg too long" lines in apache's error log)
causes another problem:
While it's attempting to infect my servers, it seizes all the
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