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Why would we be using webmin..... Anyway, no, but we had a good handful of customers all exploited at the same time over both locations. Everything was flooding at the same IP address. It's possible that they've been exploited for a while and only now picked a target to wreck. Francisco

dos-deflate strikes again? Francisco

I'd assume so given it was the only hostname I could spot with strings. Francisco

I'd assume if the user is patched up they're OK, but didn't debian 6 withhold bash and only put it in the security repository? I think in total we've had about a dozen or so people that got exploited. EDIT - Grammar Francisco

Hello everyone, This evening we noticed a fairly large spike in outbound traffic. After a bit of investigating and suspensions, it looks like there's a WEBMIN related exploit on the loose. As of right now we're seeing UDP floods pounding away at 91.217.189.77 so if you have SFLOW's, port...

Actually if anything this pretty much proves there isn't any sort of cluster involved. SQL was supposed to be all clustered together and remote to the webservers. Migrating the site shouldn't require any touching of SQL minus changing the allowed IP's for the users. I could see them maybe...

Which makes sense. You'd be adding 100ms+ to every query and if you have 10 of them that's a second just in network time, nevermind query time. Francisco

I wonder if this applies against datacenters too? Francisco

As am I :) I can't wait for it to go public. Francisco

[11:24:19] Aldryic says: wew [11:24:59] Aldryic says: So, HR complained that I was playing suggestive music too loudly. [11:25:15] Aldryic says: I was listening to Daft Punk's Up All Night to Get Lucky. [11:25:30] Aldryic says: I'm now listening to MSI's 'Fuck Machine'... with the volume...

God damn. I know people hate Harper but... Francisco

Ours. It'll take a bit but SWIP will mark things as Luxembourg. Francisco

You can ping server.lu if you want to test from home. They also have a looking glass at http://lg.as5577.net Francisco

Rob claims things will ship today/tomorrow :) Figure a week to arrive and a few days for install/configuration. Francisco

Yep :) And backups on day 1. Francisco

Maybe it was passed down in his family with an extremely long lease cost, kinda like Guinness? It's more likely that they get some sort of deep tax/etc breaks due to it being a datacenter? In the end, I wouldn't think there was any foul play involved. There's some deeper connections between...

Well, it's the only way I can make P4's for $10/m or whatever they're sold for 'work' without them being a loss leader. It could be large grants on hardware or some very very very cheap power rates, so cheap that even a P4 eating an amp is doable. Francisco

Doesn't the Kansas state government subsidize them, and other datacenters, quite a bit? To the point that they're almost paid to run their business by the govt. alone? Francisco

I hate you guys :( Most of the data in here is compliments of bfj and co' in #frantech, they were the main bug testers. Francisco

It's actually done by the guys that do League of Legends. Francisco