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Re: Service: Bacula-dir Port: 9101 ?

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Date: Sun, 02 Sep 2007 18:34:02 +0300
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Is my box hacked, or is everything in order?
It looks very very weird to me, anyway, that "wsip-70-169-134-190.hr.hr.cox.net" is connecting to Bacula-dir.

Source: 10.137.186.251
Destination: wsip-70-169-134-190.hr.hr.cox.net
Port: 9101
Service: Bacula-dir
Program: tor

Installed Version
0.1.2.17-1~dapper

#ControlPort 9051 (commented/disabled)


Are you running anything at that port? Try "netstat -ln |grep 9101".

You could also try running "grep -R 9101 /etc/*" to see if 9101 ismentioned in any config under the /etc.

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- Service: Bacula-dir Port: 9101 ?
  - From: torrot

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