Overflows.txt

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Overflows.txt

Post by BSOD2600 » 2003-12-09 15:42

This file and its contents serve any purpose to the owners? Care to explain what each field is?

274187420,62.233.170.156,20762,1,0
274254046,194.158.207.187,22158,1,0
274523523,212.96.166.1,21356,1,0
274742058,62.77.73.226,20706,1,0
275073665,160.218.184.38,20300,1,0
275337344,193.165.222.1,34501,1,0
275672205,213.105.215.154,21982,1,0
278156317,213.96.145.24,21924,1,0
279235078,217.215.123.145,20312,1,0
279615535,193.165.222.1,46121,1,0
279902408,220.240.241.112,21957,1,0
279972699,62.77.89.77,21321,1,0
282070776,81.166.184.163,21403,1,0
282073249,212.80.64.99,29447,1,0
282260409,81.198.229.34,37627,1,0
283250322,81.27.192.46,42140,1,0
283634474,62.209.253.89,22531,1,0
283634474,193.11.14.48,39213,1,0
285862949,195.205.146.116,39243,1,0
286782982,212.177.245.98,22636,1,0
287309098,80.180.112.196,20736,1,0
287537507,80.188.120.194,29259,1,0
287790300,200.158.44.34,21657,1,0
287865358,213.77.66.195,22965,1,0
288814192,62.233.214.42,43347,1,0
288920125,80.116.110.124,21367,1,0
289087445,80.49.8.174,19170,1,0
289351855,200.165.125.70,22273,1,0
290594012,62.168.3.141,41875,1,0
290724970,80.49.8.174,20761,1,0
290796543,80.0.19.70,23494,1,0
291053612,62.233.192.33,37855,1,0
291162689,217.121.75.187,22024,1,0
291208645,62.168.3.141,44190,1,0
291544689,153.19.195.31,44922,1,0
292118794,62.233.179.142,21051,1,0
292458052,200.112.55.72,20988,1,0
292759806,195.251.147.17,20784,1,0
292880830,200.102.88.229,21533,1,0
292915450,213.180.54.206,22460,1,0
293031316,62.233.228.26,21427,1,0

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Post by arnetheduck » 2003-12-09 16:59

f.write(Util::toString(GET_TICK()) + "," + getIp() + "," + Util:toString((u_int32_t)total) + "," + Util::toString((int)needsWrite()) + "," +
Util::toString((int)failed) + "\r\n");

The last two you can ignore...it's just to see if there's some pattern to the buffer overflows...on bigger hubs, I've seen that it's very often the same ip...pass it to excel and sort by ip...

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Post by sandos » 2003-12-09 18:29

The last two you can ignore...it's just to see if there's some pattern to the buffer overflows...on bigger hubs, I've seen that it's very often the same ip...pass it to excel and sort by ip...[/quote]

Not very surprising I guess, that would be people with slow connections or cpus?

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Post by BSOD2600 » 2003-12-09 19:21

Well here is the top 25 out of 5721 records...

Code: Select all

IP   Count
24.156.111.47   51
212.96.166.1   28
217.8.178.230   23
213.191.103.123   19
82.34.101.247   19
151.44.89.111   18
80.50.57.109   17
80.188.120.194   15
62.233.225.18   15
217.96.244.128   15
200.63.144.2   15
62.233.233.54   15
62.65.180.254   14
213.77.135.224   14
62.89.126.60   14
81.166.191.172   14
193.165.222.1   14
217.97.219.187   13
81.225.197.238   13
80.183.38.191   13
68.224.119.7   13
212.24.157.66   13
213.215.98.195   13

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