I sent this to the debian-security list earlier today, but perhaps
this is a better forum for the inquiry?
Good morning, all... I expect that this is the correct forum for
this question, but if not, please point me in the right direction?
I am working my way through an implementation of David Ranch's
TrinityOs installation, with my own modifications for Debian.
After locking down inet.d, and implementing a strong rc.firewall
(similar to the one used in the IPCHAINS Howto), I have been
receiving the following xconsole output fairly regularly:
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Mar 27 09:49:20 trinos in.qpopper[26080]: connect from bran
Mar 27 09:49:20 trinos tcplogd: pop-3 connection attempt from [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[192.168.101.209]
Mar 27 09:50:20 trinos icmplogd: destination unreachable from trinos
[192.168.101.30]
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My network infrastructure looks like this:
|- 192.168.101.0 (External LAN)
|
| |- 192.168.101.30 (External TrinOS Interface)-|
| | |
|-| {trinos} |
| | |
| |- 192.168.180.1 (Internal TrinOS Interface) -|
|
|- 192.168.180.0 (Internal LAN)
I have an external machine (bran, 192.168.101.209) checking POP e-mail
every few minutes, but why does the above resemble an error message? Do
I have something incorrectly configured (within the rc.firewall?), or am
I misreading this?
Thanks in advance for your assistance.
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