What should I do now?
Something that won’t potentially kill my server.
Hopefully, at least.
I should’ve named
my site Swedish blonde, because I surely am (mostly) Swede, English, a bit of American Indian…but none-the-less I’m sure I’d disappoint a lot of people when they arrived. Yeah, I suffer from perpetually low self-esteem.
Went to the Neurologist today
Nothing new, just a follow-up. Hopefully we can get the ball re-rolling on the DMT again. Not that i’m terrified of their consequences or anything.
Ok
i’m happy, both of my sites are up on my local server. This, to me is a GREAT, GREAT, VICTORY. It pleases the tech nerd in me vastly. I’ll be enjoying this victory while I look into expanding services, and looking into backup solutions. Obviously, I didn’t have a good one for the last fail. I’d like future failures to be easier to recover. But that’ll be a bunch of brainpower. Which I need to let cool off or a bit.
Oh Boy
The bears. first game of the year and they are getting blown out already. I can’t do this anymore.
And it in typical NFL fashion, the bears are leading with less than 3 minutes left.
Crap!
TK is back.
How, I’m not sure, must be some vhost magic. Makes me want to create more websites. However, we’ll see if I can populate two websites at the same time.
WOOT! I’m super happy because of this!
A fitting haiku
I found on the interwebz
Not sure it’s a proper haiku
It’s not DNS
There’s no way it’s DNS
It was DNS
Ya see
It’s not the failed login tries that scare me. It’s where they’re from
| IP | Location | Date |
|---|---|---|
| 172.70.91.63 | United States- | 09/07 22:25 |
| 141.101.69.104 | United States- | 09/07 22:22 |
| 172.71.214.94 | United States- | 09/07 22:21 |
| 172.69.199.153 | United States-Memphis | 09/07 22:21 |
| 162.158.158.208 | United Kingdom-London | 09/07 22:15 |
| 172.71.154.145 | United States- | 09/07 22:15 |
| 172.68.10.61 | Russia-Moscow | 09/07 22:14 |
| 172.70.207.211 | United States- | 09/07 22:09 |
| 172.69.130.131 | Israel-Tel Aviv | 09/07 22:09 |
| 172.70.207.62 | United States- | 09/07 22:08 |
| 172.70.242.25 | United States- | 09/07 22:03 |
| 172.70.247.209 | United States- | 09/07 22:02 |
| 108.162.241.238 | Canada-Toronto | 09/07 21:57 |
| 162.158.210.183 | Bulgaria-Sofia | 09/07 21:56 |
| 172.70.219.25 | United States- | 09/07 21:51 |
| 172.70.163.169 | United States- | 09/07 21:46 |
| 172.68.245.34 | Russia-Moscow | 09/07 21:45 |
| 162.158.110.153 | Netherlands-Amsterdam | 09/07 21:45 |
| 172.70.86.81 | United States- | 09/07 21:45 |
| 172.71.164.59 | United States- | 09/07 21:40 |
as you can see, it’s mostly my own country people. but the super-nerdy side of security conscious me thinks those are probably zombie computers that are in control of bad actors. AnyWho, I am off to look into additional server hardening. along with getting Tk up, now that would be a great accomplishment. Im thinking it’s a Vhosts issue.
And the IPs are cloudflare (mainly). so please don’t attack them.
Panagrams
“The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.
but there’s others
“Mr. Jock, TV quiz PhD., bags few lynx.”
“My girl wove six dozen plaid jackets before she quit.”
“Sphinx of black quartz, judge my vow.”
and
“A wizard’s job is to vex chumps quickly in fog.”
There are a ton more, just google Panagram. It’ll be worth a laugh at the very least.
My ReServer
Is back up, obviously. And it’s already being attacked:
| 162.158.158.150 | United Kingdom-London | 09/05 22:20 |
| 172.68.144.196 | Singapore-Singapore | 09/05 21:49 |
| 172.71.98.177 | United States- | 09/05 21:01 |
| 172.71.172.129 | United States- | 09/05 20:31 |
| 172.70.211.138 | United States- | 09/05 05:58 |
| 172.69.130.230 | Israel-Tel Aviv | 09/05 02:15 |