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Jim Balcom <jim@idk-enterprises.com> wrote ..
> On Sun, 4 Nov 2001 cfm@maine.com wrote:
> 
> >>watch out!, etc....  If you were only handling your own data in a sandbox,
> >>that would be one thing; my 8 year old can drive my truck in the north
> >>woods but nowhere else.
> 
> Coming from 'maine.com' and saying the 'north woods' certainly introducing
> a
> new meaning to the word 'north'! :-)
> 
> >>Look at all the people STILL infected with code red and nimda.  How sad
> is
> >>it when we see something like secure.somebank.com trying to infect us
> with
> >>it?
> 
> I'm still being flooded. I've had to install filters in my logs so that
> Analog ignores them. It's almost a Denial OF Service!
> 
> I'm told that my ISP can block them, but that it will slow down my connect
> speed.
> 
> I guess that I can only tolerate the attacks as further proof of Bill Gates
> stupid mentality!
> 
> -= Jim =-
> 
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> I'm still being flooded. I've had to install filters in my logs so that
> Analog ignores them. It's almost a Denial OF Service!


Just place the following in a .htaccess file in your HTML dir and watch the logs clear up and re-gain your bandwidth from custom 404's due to Nimda...

redirect /scripts http://www.stoptheviruscold.invalid
redirect /MSADC http://www.stoptheviruscold.invalid
redirect /c http://www.stoptheviruscold.invalid
redirect /d http://www.stoptheviruscold.invalid
redirect /_mem_bin http://stoptheviruscold.invalid
redirect /msadc http://stoptheviruscold.invalid
RedirectMatch (.*)\cmd.exe$ http://stoptheviruscold.invalid$1

I regained a couple if GB of bandwidth with the above, and also, do not have to worry about false access logs.....

Hope it helps

~RS
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