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Duane Morin <dmorin at lear.morinfamily.com> wrote: > Recently I'm experiencing nasty load problems on my home web > server for reasons I have yet to determine. But I do see that > my access logs are full of the usual worm traffic. Can > somebody point me in the right direction (or just give me the > quick tutorial) on whether I can tell Linux or Apache ASAP > "here's a bunch of IPs that I dont want you to respond to at > all?" What's the optimal way of making sure that these hits > don't kill your server (or even interfere with its usual > operation)? Stupid question, but how do you know in advance where hits from worms will come from? Or are you getting massive hits from the same addresses repeatedly? - Bob
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