solution: 2.4.18 fork & defunct child.
Keith Whyte <[email protected]> Wed, 19 Nov 2003 20:42:38 -0600
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Folks thanks to everyone who helped me out with this, I just found the file 982235016-gtkrc-429249277 in /tmp It kept reappearing as it tried to rm * -r in /tmp and a quick google search led me to find out where it came from. A few weeks ago i installed a binary that i got from a friends machine, and i just checked his machine. It has the trojan also. that explains a lot. It was a realserver binary (no longer available for d/l)and i ran it once as root as it likes to listen on port 554, before I changed that config and set up a user to run it. aggh. so easy to let something slip through. never trust binaries... no matter where they come from. Keith.