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Bizzare network attack?
Post 302387277 by sysgate on Friday 15th of January 2010 04:42:30 AM
01-15-2010
I hope it's not too late, but let me rephrase and try to think (though it's hard when Dream Theater are injecting stereo sounds directly into the brain 
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The user downloaded the file, and it was corrupted - the user is on a totally different than your location, right ? Then, you downloaded it, and it was bad again. Then, the file, on the server, was OK ? To me, it sounds that someone with access has changed the file while it was on the server and you should rather dig into the server's access logs. While it's possible that someone will spoof you via those insecure Wi-fi networks and protocols, do you really suspect someone in your area messing with files ? If it's the infamous cialis - have you check the anti-virus status of the systems ? My $0.2.
)The user downloaded the file, and it was corrupted - the user is on a totally different than your location, right ? Then, you downloaded it, and it was bad again. Then, the file, on the server, was OK ? To me, it sounds that someone with access has changed the file while it was on the server and you should rather dig into the server's access logs. While it's possible that someone will spoof you via those insecure Wi-fi networks and protocols, do you really suspect someone in your area messing with files ? If it's the infamous cialis - have you check the anti-virus status of the systems ? My $0.2.
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catdic - Download a dictionary SYNOPSIS
catdic [{-cs|-cannaserver} canna-server] [-i|-u user-name] remote-dic [-l local-file] DESCRIPTION
catdic downloads a dictionary file to the current directory. The file downloaded is a dictionary file the dictionary name of which is remote-dic. It is in the user dictionary directory of the machine on which cannaserver(1M) is in operation. (Hereafter, this machine is called the remote host.) OPTIONS
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cannaserver(1M), lsdic(1), mkdic(1) CATDIC(1)