ð thus on Sun, 26 Nov 1995 23:57:43 -0700 (MST), Ben virtually scripted... Ben> On Sun, 26 Nov 1995 midnight@agis.ag.net wrote: >> does anyone know or have done this and is willing to share this >> information with me I am not the coder here just admin my coder is busy >> on anouther project and I have a nasty user that keep bothing people and >> I dont want to ban the entire site just her but she has 3 or 4 accounts >> some of wich I cant see with the finger command if I dont know her >> handle I cant ban her (well you know) I have to find out what the other >> 3 accounts are soo I need to see who@whereever.whatever instead of just >> whereever.whatever thank you for anyone who wants to help Ben> This is not possible. TELNET only sends the site and address, it does Ben> not send the user name hense it is impossable to get it. What I would Ben> reccomend doing is sending a message to root@ the system she is on. Ben> And asking them to kindly check the logs for who telneted at the time Ben> she telneted. You should then be able to find out who she is. It is possible. Check in inetd.conf for identd. This daemon can be _TAP_'ed. If the host daemon's identd will allow, you can request the username from it. Unfortunately some sides don't run identd, and other sites just run a skeleton daemon which doesn't sent such information. d. -- ``the goal of science is to build better mousetraps. the goal of nature is to build better mice.'' - another anonymous quote
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