[plug] Postfix Problems again (Spam Originating frommy mailserver)
Shannon Carver
shannon.carver at p-s-t.com.au
Thu Dec 1 21:56:30 WST 2005
If theres one thing I love about linux, and about this list, is no
matter what the topic theres always some little thing to learn. I must
admit, I've never used the /proc/<process number> to get information
before. I've noticed them there but never pieced together they might be
process information.
Anyway back to it.. The script that started on Nov29 which may, or may
not be causing an issue is some form of statistics generation script for
my webmail client openwebmail, in the form
/usr/lib/cgi-bin/openwebmail/userstat.pl. This seems fine, apart from
the fact that it was started by a random IP 61.218.37.215 which I've
never heard of, nor have any affiliation with.
Wether or not this could be causing the issue will have to wait and
see. I'll leave it for tonight with openwebmail stopped, and the
scripts moved (a tack on solution to see if the problem stops) and I'll
look for security vulnerabilities in openwebmail and make sure to get
the latest source from APT tomorrow.
Thanks Timothy, thanks all, I'll update if I find anything else
Regards
Shannon
Timothy White wrote:
>>>started both at midnight, I'll look at my crons now.. I thought I
>>>checked this already, must have been after I restarted the box.
>>>
>>>
>
>What are the last 2 processes?
>(/proc/<process pid> will provide with you heaps of info on running
>processors, encase you didnt' already know)
>
>Also check /var/spool/mail, because I do know of away, for things to
>be stored in the mail spool, and executed at will, and being hard to
>trace back there.
>
>Tim
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