I am trying to find out if the Zeus Load Balancer (now renamed Stingray Traffic Manager) can send out a notification if the FTP server it's trying to connect and transfer files to to is full or approaching a defined threshold?
I have been scouring the internet for information regarding setting up ZXTM to properly load balance web socket connections. ( and also generic information for this task would be handy )
It seems that since it is a layer 7 load balancer, it gets confused when clients send the Upgrade header required to establish a web socket connection. I imagine I may be able to correct this using Traffic Script rules, but am not sure where to start.
The only information I can find is how to accomplish this with nginx using a special tcp proxy module, and also there is some information on how to accomplish this with HA Proxy. Neither of these are an option at this time, unfortunately.
If anyone has any information, generic or specific on how to setup a layer 7 load balancer to correctly handle web sockets, that would be grand.
Ok, so I'm in need a simple redirect:
Redirect 301 / http://www.new.com/
Similar to that, except I want it to catch anything, such as:
www.old.com/blah/blah/?xyz=123&aaaaabbbb=erewr3ttt#ewtjhirhjerh
and send the user to:
www.new.com
Should be easy right? Finding out how to do this is not so easy. Using the above rule we're still getting 404's for things that aren't there rather than the Redirect rule just getting everything.
Possible Duplicate:
My server's been hacked EMERGENCY
ZeuS backend controller abusive usage
We have warned by our hosting company about there is a botnet controller (zeus) in our server. But we don't know how it is installed and how to detect and remove it.
We haven't installed any thing in near past and no clue where that controller located.
It is a dedicated server.
How can we detect it ? Antivirus softwares like CLAM AV can help to find it ?
Can anyone give me an example of what a .htaccess file should look like on a server running Zues?
The one I copied from an Apache server doesn't work. I get a HTTP 403 when I try to access the directory, no prompt for username/password.
AuthName "Restricted Area"
AuthType Basic
AuthUserFile ../pathto/.htpasswd
Require valid-user
Thanks, Jimmy