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Are they errors or are they just informative? I'm a little new to apache. What exactly are these entries telling me, I mean, What is the GET, ~eliteboo, 403, 306, etc... Thanks!
If I tail -f the access_log file, I constantly see these types of messages appear. When I try to ping or traceroute the IP addresses mentioned, they are always timing out. What are these?! Ugh, it's annoying...
What about those entrys do you find unusuall?
127.0.0.1 is your computer, 192.168.0.5 is a reserved for LAN ip address.
Favicon.ico is an internet explorer 'feature'. It trys to get an icon to use in the favourites list (and elsewhere in IE6+)
That is probably a windows machine which is infected with the codered virus, it might be a different virus/worm which uses the same exploit or a script kid.
It is an exploit for IIS, (internet information server), microsoft's very insecure web server software.
Thus why it's seemingly attempting to access a MS directory (../winnt/system32/cmd.exe)? Ok, I'm fine then. Thanks! I was just making sure that something wasn't actually getting IN. Sorry if it was a stupid question, zaphodiv, but I did search for access_log and apache". After 15 minutes of searching, I gave up.
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