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In local.freebsd.security, you wrote:
>
>Fine, feel free to :-)
>
>Kris

Everyone needs a hobby.

I just have a perl script that looks at ipfw logs, uploads certain hits to
mynetwatchman and he larts the isp.

What could be easier?


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