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From: Clemens Renner <claim@rinux.net>
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Subject: Re: Port scan from Apache?
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Hi Mike,

thank you for your sympathy and your thorough comments. :) I had that 
specific feeling when I read the mail for the first time. I'll try 
reducing the keepalive time to get rid of further complaints.

The question is: Why do the "port scans" still come in on their machine? 
Should I advise them to restart their "we-take-care-don't-you-worry" 
hardware?

Regards
Clemens