Someone from china wants kill my entry bandwidth??

Posted by yes123 on Server Fault See other posts from Server Fault or by yes123
Published on 2011-02-21T01:14:17Z Indexed on 2011/02/21 23:26 UTC
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China

Hi guys.

Someoen from china with two different ip is downloading the same big file from my server. Their ip are:

122.89.45.210
60.210.7.62

They requesting this file and downloading more than 20 times per minute.

What Can I do to prevent this? (I am on gentoo with root access)

And WHY they do this to a site that doesn't have nothing to do with china ?

ADD1:

Other ips:

221.8.60.131
124.67.47.56
119.249.179.139
60.9.0.176

ADD2:

the stupid thing is they are requesting only 1 single file lol. Or they want that file removed (tho i don't see why) Or they are pretty stupid

ADD3:

Situation is getting worse. IP are spreading from other countries too (usa and korea if www.geobytes.com/iplocator.htm it's right) And now they are requesting another file.

ADD4:

it seems after they realized i removed that file ~~they stopped attacking me~~. I will monitor the situation.

They started again after a sleep of 3-4 mintues with the same file (lucky me). Hard to say why this is happening

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