Re: Three kernel Oops/panic/BUG ksymoopses (kernel BUG at buffer.c:539)

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On Sat, 3 Jan 2004, Erik Bourget wrote:

> Guennadi Liakhovetski <g.liakhovetski@xxxxxx> writes:
>
> > On Fri, 2 Jan 2004, Erik Bourget wrote:
> >
> >> I had a very bizarre situation where four boxes in the same rack all
> >> simultaneously (within 30 minutes) hard-locked with Oops messages.  The
> >> boxes
> >
> > An obvious idea - after reading an article about a break-in into Debian
> > and others' boxes - sure you weren't cracked?
>
> Yeah, that was a concern and I'm relatively sure that's not the case because
>
> *) chkrootkit says so (mod some hidden processes that are reported by a bug in
>  chkrootkit according to Google)
>
> *) The crashy boxes were all installed with 2.4.23, not upgraded, so the big
>  Debian vulnerability didn't exist
>
> *) The only open ports to the outside world are running SMTP and POP3 as
>  non-root no-shell accounts, and it's running qmail which seems simple and
>  safe enough.

Are you using ipchains ?

There is a known problem with 2.4.23 and ipchains compatibility.


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