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On Sunday 25 January 2004 05:39, Stephen Clowater wrote: |
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> I'm current working on a case in which, a computer (specifically a |
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> computer with ip addres 131.202.128.226) allegedly connected to |
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> rsync.gentoo.org and navigated thru the directory contents of linux, and |
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> then linux/apps at one point. |
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<snip> |
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> My direct question is could a public IP connect to rsync.gentoo.org over |
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> FTP and navigae the contents of it as shown above? |
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perhaps the machine he happened to get a dns record back runs a public ftp |
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server with random linux stuff on it ... and at that time, the server had a |
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linux/apps dir ... |
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as for the timeout to port 21, maybe your isp sucks |
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these rsync servers also run ftp: |
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209.120.239.178 |
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216.170.230.33 |
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66.132.32.20 (which also has a linux dir) |
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129.79.5.130 (which also has a linux dir) |
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132.207.4.160 |
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141.219.155.230 |
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206.167.194.132 |
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-mike |
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