bigdaddy01
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Does any one know what this is ?
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Mystery File ?
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KenCunningham
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Is this thread connected to the one in the Solaris forums?
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bigdaddy01
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Hey greg..
Yeah dude... i do use Net backup on solaris.. is it a netback up file?
Yeah dude... i do use Net backup on solaris.. is it a netback up file?
Well, Google only throws up 1 link ...
Hi there,
I've seen something quite similar with Netbackup version 3.2. It would put files in the root directory that had very little usable info in them, most of the time, only 1 line with INF in it. The file name was something like /.NoPr0gLoG, I think I came to the conclusion that it was somekind of temporary file used whenever there was a problem with the backup. I never called Veritas/Sun to find out, but mine wasn't called SeCuRiTy
, maybe you should. I seriously though, that it could be any sort of exploit... it's more like bad programming.
Greg.
Hi there,
I've seen something quite similar with Netbackup version 3.2. It would put files in the root directory that had very little usable info in them, most of the time, only 1 line with INF in it. The file name was something like /.NoPr0gLoG, I think I came to the conclusion that it was somekind of temporary file used whenever there was a problem with the backup. I never called Veritas/Sun to find out, but mine wasn't called SeCuRiTy
, maybe you should. I seriously though, that it could be any sort of exploit... it's more like bad programming.Greg.
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