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do you have putty set to connect to ssh on port 22?

By default i think putty tries to connect to telnet or rsh

you can easily get their IP in the logs by editing the httpd.conf

do recursively download stuff why dont you use wget? ('wget -r <url>')

i figured out the problem. I viewed the output from dmesg and found:
PCI: this computer doesnt support PCI

so i added "pci=bios" to the entry for redhat8 and it works fine now.

OK... new problem kindof... but its almost the same.
I had to take off slacwkare. Then i put on RedHat8.0 and it wouldnt load teh module for my sis900 card.
I did modprobe sis900 and this is what...

why dont you do something like an email forwarding service... so fridge@unix.com would really forward mail to fridge@beer.com (my real account).

I have been having trouble with my sis900 neytwork card in slacwkare linux. I tried to modprobe the sis900, it didnt give me any errors but it didnt load it. so I put in a realtek 8139 network card...

you can also get iptables to log packets with certain aspects. Most people will use a sniffer like COLD, HUNT, ntop (and the ones mentioned above)

did you run Xf86config to configure your mouse and X?

dont you already know if it is a 10MBS network card, wont its max be 10MBS??

you could probly use a unix from the console on it too. FreeBSD is good for oldies, although I have a P MMX 166MHZ (maybe 200MHZ) and 32 MB of RAM running redhat for a proxy/web server. I had to...

http://old.lwn.net/Distributions/
this is a list of 283 Linux distributions, look under special purpose/mini and floppy distributions.

this one should work: http://jailbait.sourceforge.net/

is there a log/ how do i make a log that logs every packet inbound or outbound through my server?
I want every packet or packet fragment to be logged that comes to my server.

its because sshd wants to be run as the user named ssh. It didnt make the user when you installed. I dont know what you will have to do to make the user ssh, as its a special user.

OpenDos is what DR-DOS was formerly. They changed the name because it was NOT free and NOTopen source. (please correct me if i am wrong). FreeDOS is both free and open-source (i'm pretty sure)

i know that in linux there is a command called 'ulimit' which can limit many processes and accesses (such as memory).

uhhh... he doesnt need to know anything about his ISP provided IP address if he only wants to be accessed by his local network.
What needs to be done is make sure that your clients know that ...

Traceroute should tell you which routers the IP packets go through to get to/from the developer. It should have the developers IP as the last one, the 2nd last address should be his ISP.

WHOIS...

OpenOffice (http://www.openoffice.org) and StarOffice (http://www.staroffice.org) are the best office suites that i have ever seen for Linux. They are much better than MS office. Staroffice recently...

nmap <ipaddress> a very powerful port scanner, 'man nmap' for more info.
dig <address> basically the same as nslookup (isnt it?)

the Man pages can also be found at www.linuxquestions.org

ya, Adzapper is the best.

I am using and loving Squid as my Proxy. Its very powerful and easy to set up. I currently have it to block Microsoft sites and block a lot of adds and counters.