Is there a way to allow a guest logon for such things as ftp but to disable it for nntp? I have been getting hit pretty hard lately by a guest who reads through every single message available via nntp. It really slows everything else down. I'd like to require an account to use the nntp.
Is there a way to allow a guest logon for such things as ftp but to disable it for nntp? I have been getting hit pretty hard lately by a guest
Is there a way to allow a guest logon for such things as ftp but todisable
it for nntp? I have been getting hit pretty hard lately by a guest who reads through every single message available via nntp.
Add "-na" (no-anonymous) to your nntpservice.js command-line in your ctrl/services.ini file.
Invoke nntpservice.js with the '-na' argument, eg. in 'ctrl/services.ini': [NNTP]
Command = nntpservice.js -f -na
Now in place. I was wondering what that -f is for, so I am glad to see you have it, too. :)
I will consult the wiki when I get some free time. Thanks!
what's the IP? i know there are a few bots that rummage through nntp... one ML>them is looking for file entries in the messages so they can add them to the ML>database...
199.187.125.26 findthatfile.com nntp spider
Re: Disable guest logon for NNTP
By: Dumas Walker to All on Sat Dec 23 2017 01:51 pm
Is there a way to allow a guest logon for such things as ftp but to disable it for nntp? I have been getting hit pretty hard lately by a guest who reads through every single message available via nntp. It really slows everything else down. I'd like to require an account to use the nntp.
Add "-na" (no-anonymous) to your nntpservice.js command-line in your ctrl/services.ini file.
Re: Disable guest logon for NNTP
By: Dumas Walker to All on Sat Dec 23 2017 01:51 pm
Is there a way to allow a guest logon for such things as ftp but to disable it for nntp? I have been getting hit pretty hard lately by a guest who reads through every single message available via nntp. It really slows everything else down. I'd like to require an account to use the nntp.
Add "-na" (no-anonymous) to your nntpservice.js command-line in your ctrl/services.ini file.
hmm, might be a good one for the faq on the synchro wiki
what's the IP? i know there are a few bots that rummage through nntp... one of >them is looking for file entries in the messages so they can add them to their >database...
what's the IP? i know there are a few bots that rummage through nntp...
one of them is looking for file entries in the messages so they can add
them to their database...
I have not paid that close attention, but I am pretty sure it is a bot
or spider. It goes through them pretty quick, but pretty often.
Is there a way to allow a guest logon for such things as ftp but to disable it for nntp? I have been getting hit pretty hard lately by a guest who reads through every single message available via nntp. It really slows everything else down. I'd like to require an account to use the nntp.
Add "-na" (no-anonymous) to your nntpservice.js command-line in your ctrl/services.ini file.
hmm, might be a good one for the faq on the synchro wiki
We added it to the wiki page for the nntp service module. I don't think it's at the level of a "FAQ" though yet. :-)
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