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From: "Dave" <north1@nexicom.com>
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Subject: fbsd 4.3 bug?
Date: Sat, 7 Jul 2001 21:48:27 -0400
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Im not sure if this is a bug in freebsd 4.3 stable
but heres there problem.

A user telnets or ssh into the system.
userS execute their eggdrop bots to connect to an irc server.

All bots die

[21:10] <cartman> [01:59] *** Quits: b0x (~UnfY@216.168.105.203) (Dead
socket)
[21:10] <cartman> [01:59] *** Joins: b0x (~UnfY@216.168.105.203)
[21:10] <cartman> [02:00] *** walkers sets mode: +o b0x
[21:10] <cartman> [02:03] *** Quits: b0x (~UnfY@216.168.105.203) (Dead
socket)
[21:10] <cartman> [02:03] *** Joins: b0x (~UnfY@216.168.105.203)
[21:10] <cartman> [02:04] *** biscuit_ sets mode: +o b0x
[21:10] <cartman> [02:06] *** Quits: b0x (~UnfY@216.168.105.203) (Dead
socket)
[21:10] <cartman> [02:06] *** Joins: b0x (~UnfY@216.168.105.203)

Dead socket??
Iv never seen this before...
dosnt do this on the other machines tied into the lan here.
strange..







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