Why when the user do : /oper blaoper blablapasswd unrealIRCd log the username and password(failed) ONLY when he/she is typing the username that is the same one to the nick that he/she wears?
For example :
Nick : JIv
JIv types : /oper JIv blablapasswd
UnrealIRCd log this action as :
OPER (JIv) by (JIv![email protected])
JIv types : /oper JIv blablawrongpasswd
UnrealIRCd log this action as :
OPER FAILEDAUTH (JIv) by (JIv![email protected])
Now JIv types : /oper blablaother blablaotherpasswd
UnrealIRCd log this action as :
OPER UNKNOWNOPER (blablaother) by (JIv![email protected]
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I wanna log this blablaother user and blablaotherpasswd. Is there some ethics that does not allow to keep this data?
Logging FAILEDOP
Why would you want to know "blablaother" and "blablaotherpasswd"?
Only reason I see is, you want to use it on another network ;o
I mean, host of the user gets logged, so you can warn/ban them.
If you do want to log it, I suppose you need to edit the sources, because theres nothing in the config about it.
(don't ask me what/where, never done it ;o )
Only reason I see is, you want to use it on another network ;o
I mean, host of the user gets logged, so you can warn/ban them.
If you do want to log it, I suppose you need to edit the sources, because theres nothing in the config about it.
(don't ask me what/where, never done it ;o )
I did not mention my intentions, I just want (like all administrators) take knowledge of what happens in my network. Now, for your knowledge, I tell you that is not for anything of that. I have a protection in my server, where the usernames of the operators change weekly, like the passwords, I just want to know if the attacker has given with some of that changes. Calm now?
Thanks anyway for help.
*edit* By the way, if I ban the host completly, I remain without users, is the same host for all of them.
Thanks anyway for help.
*edit* By the way, if I ban the host completly, I remain without users, is the same host for all of them.
I personaly find it un-ethical to install such a module, but..
http://www.angrywolf.org
look for "operpasswd" module.
http://www.angrywolf.org
look for "operpasswd" module.
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