[Dxspider-support] Bad IP
Gregor Surmann
gs at funil.de
Thu Feb 6 15:58:10 GMT 2025
Hello Dirk,
yes, indeed, my idea was a short-sighted "Schnapsidee" (bad idea).
I've already managed to find it, and, after a whole night of working (until
6am), now I have implemented it. You should see the spots already coming
with the real user's IPs. That was "easy" ;)
So I guess, after the initial irritation my node should be running, at least
somehow, correctly now.
Thank you very much!
73 de Gregor, DO5SSB
On 06.02.25 12:10, Dirk Koopman via Dxspider-support wrote:
> Gregor
>
> Is there any reason why you can't "simply^* " use an instance of DXSpider as
> your back end? I would be happy to help if that would suit you. It is pretty
> secure (no known compromises of the code itself, nor by some of the
> questionable data it is fed). It was designed, from the ground up, to be a
> self standing internet facing daemon. It (deliberately) does not run as root
> and users are actively discouraged from trying to do so. Having said that,
> it's written in pure perl, there are no hidden backdoors that allows the
> daemon to spawn arbitrary processes (although potentially "long running"
> DXSpider commands do spawn processes that offload these time consuming
> things to another process(or)).
>
> As I understood it, DB0SUE-7 used a heavily modified version of the master
> branch as a back end, which is why I could never get him to upgrade.
>
> Dirk G1TLH
>
> * for certain values of "simple" :-)
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