[plug] Attempted Intrusions

[Tim White]

Craig Ringer wrote:

> Tim White wrote:
>
>> I'm just thinking it may be an idea to pick a really high port (>1024 
>> for a start, >10000 is nice) that has obscure numbers (e.g. not 
>> 12345, maybe 492716)
>
>
> If your IP stack will let you bind to port 492716, I'd say it has a 
> very "interesting" view of standards compliance.
>
> The highest port supported by TCP/IP is port 65535. 

works for me. Linux 2.6.6 fairly standard kernel (Other than Nvidia 
drivers.)
Tim

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