Re: pilot-link v0.11 "Ocean's Eleven" release out

[Chris Tooley <ctooley amoa org>]

I found the problem.  When Cox moved away from @Home as their provider
they had to apply to ARIN for a netblock, which then went to IANA for a
netblock.  IANA took the, at the time "reservered", 68.0.0.0/8 block and
opened it up.  My firewall script was created to block out "reserved"
netblocks from IANA.  That part of the script hadn't been updated since
the 68.0.0.0/8 block was opened in 06/2001.

Guess that just goes to show how often I've had to mess with that
firewall since I set it up. :)  381 days and counting.

Chris Tooley

On Wed, 2002-07-17 at 08:27, David A. Desrosiers wrote:
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> > It started working last night.  I wasn't having problems getting to the
> > internet.  I think I was just the unlucky one that was the 51st out of 50
> > users, or whatever the number is.  Looks like the site is getting beat on.
> 
> 	The site is fine, and can handle several thousand users per minute.
> Perhaps you're coming from a host that was blocked due to spam, Nimda, or
> CodeRed attacks? Email me privately with your IP and upstream host IP, and
> I'll look into it.
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> d.
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