Weirdest Thing Ever

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Jade
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Weirdest Thing Ever

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Okay, so I have a Linux server running Apache. Now some people can see all the sites on the server just fine but everyone else gets this error:

:irc.foonet.com 451 GET :You have not registered :irc.foonet.com 451 Accept-Encoding: :You have not registered :irc.foonet.com 451 Host: :You have not registered :irc.foonet.com 451 User-Agent: :You have not registered irc.foonet.com 451 Accept: :You have not registered :irc.foonet.com 451 Accept-Language: :You have not registered :irc.foonet.com 451 ---------------: :You have not registered :irc.foonet.com 451 Accept-Charset: :You have not registered :irc.foonet.com 451 Keep-Alive: :You have not registered :irc.foonet.com 451 Connection: :You have not registered ERROR :Closing Link: [172.188.157.224] (Ping timeout)

Now I did find an IRC program that someone installed on their hosting space (without my knowledge) and I deleted all the files. Yet still I'm getting errors from the IRC like its running some script I don't know about.

Has anyone ever had this problem? It's frustrating me to no end. It's almost like it has to do with a combination of the IP and the apache httpd because only some people get the IRC error message while others see the websites just fine.

Weird.....
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Post by evilmonkey »

Did you check what services are running? If someone is running an IRC daemon that somehow clashes with httpd, things can get very mucked up very fast.
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Post by Chris Corbyn »

What's the hostname? nmap it for services a few times and see what's running.
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