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Date:      Sat, 13 Jun 1998 08:56:21 PDT
From:      "Min Huang" <huang_min@hotmail.com>
To:        robert@chalmers.com.au
Cc:        questions@FreeBSD.ORG
Subject:   Re: How to kick this user out? continue
Message-ID:  <19980613155623.12701.qmail@hotmail.com>

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Hi,sir,

Actually, I have not found the process the user run, and the user
is idle, there's no package transfered between the user's original
IP and my machine. Strange! Any suggestions?

Huang Min

>From robert@chalmers.com.au Thu Jun 11 00:15:13 1998
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>Hi,
>do you have a program called 'tcpdump' on your system? If you enable 
this, you
>can then watch this port and see exactly what that user is doing. 
tcpdump
>watches all thraffic through a site, or down to even one port. It is 
very
>useful for tracking strange users.
>
>Is 172.24.13.80 one of your numbers? Or is it a number from outside 
>
>Have you tried typing 
>   'ps -ax | more'
>
>Or better yet, 'ps -t S4'
>This will show you exactly what processes that user  is running.
>
>cheers
>Robert
>
>
>Min Huang wrote:
>> 
>> Hello,sir,
>> 
>> Thanks for replying my last mail so quick, I think I've not accounted
>> my situation clearly. Here is the result.
>> #who
>> bbs      ttyqe   Jun 11 14:10   (10.150.15.10)
>> bbs      ttyqq   Jun 11 13:46   (10.150.15.102)
>> bbs      ttyrp   Jun 11 14:25   (172.18.32.20)
>> bbs      ttyQo   Jun 11 14:03   (10.150.15.58)
>> bbs      ttyS4   Jun 10 18:57   (172.24.13.80)
>> #w
>> bbs      qe  10.150.15.10      2:10PM    29 bbs h 10.150.15.10
>> /dev/ttyqe
>> bbs      qq  10.150.15.102     1:46PM    50 bbs h 10.150.15.102
>> /dev/ttyqq
>> bbs      rp  172.18.32.20      2:25PM    15 bbs h 172.18.32.20
>> /dev/ttyrp
>> bbs      Qo  10.150.15.58      2:03PM     - bbs h 10.150.15.58
>> /dev/ttyQo
>> bbs      S4  172.24.13.80     Wed06PM 19:44 -
>> #ps -U bbs
>>   697  pj- I      0:03.16 bin/chatd 3
>> 26389  qe  Is+    0:00.14 bbs h 10.150.15.10 /dev/ttyqe
>> 26288  qq  Is+    0:00.13 bbs h 10.150.15.102 /dev/ttyqq
>> 26447  rp  Ss+    0:00.29 bbs h 172.18.32.20 /dev/ttyrp
>>   694  Qh- S      0:09.93 bin/chatd 2
>> 26352  Qo  Ss+    0:00.32 bbs h 10.150.15.58 /dev/ttyQo
>> 
>> Note on the user at ttyS4, I don't know what's he doing and how
>> this situation happen.
>> Thank you for replying this to huang_min@hotmail.com, I'm not
>> at this list.
>> 
>> Huang Min
>> 
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