Thanks for all of your help.  I appreciate the information.  I suspected
I'd been hacked but wasn't sure.  Which is why I started all of this to
see if I should bring the machines up2date or whether I should upgrade
to 7.1 (someone suggested 7.3)  I'm going to do what you suggest but
install 7.3 instead.  I guess the install from scratch will re-format
the disks and this hack will disappear.  Is that right?  

I was also told by someone that the dns files should be tested first on
a 7.x box (I have a 7.1 box but it's not running bind yet)

Thanks again.

Ernie

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On Behalf Of Michael Schwendt
Sent: Wednesday, January 29, 2003 10:16 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Updating RH Linux 6.2


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On Wed, 29 Jan 2003 09:14:26 -0500, Ernest Ellingson wrote:

> [root@NS2 /bin]# lsattr / | grep bin
> lsattr: Inappropriate ioctl for device While reading flags on //proc 
> sucSiadA //bin sucSiadA //sbin
> -------- //bin2
> 
> //bin2  is the directory I created last night and used mv to copy the 
> files from bin to bin2

You see? /bin and /sbin have *all* attributes set (see "man chattr").

> I've attached rpm-Va.txt.  All of the pacages have a V so they look 
> OK.

No, far from it. Several important binaries didn't pass the MD5 checksum
check: ls, ps, top, netstat, ifconfig, telnet-server, PAM files, even an
initscript! It might be that someone plays with you already.

Get the machine off the network as soon as possible and re-install!
Repairing the system is not an option for you.

> I don't understand the nomenclature on the directories.

Read "man rpm" section VERIFY OPTIONS on what the flags mean.

> I'm not
> sure about the missing files.  The only services that run on the 
> machine are (telnet, ftp, sendmail not open outside the lan) and named

> (open to the internet.)  Although for a month or so last fall, when we

> moved the site the firewall rules had these machines pretty much naked

> to the world.

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