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You might start here where you'll find lots of experts on Unix as well as links to BLOG's dealing in just Unix. Go to: http://www.ugu.com/
I'm not a Unix guy, so this is all I can offer. Good Luck!
I'm not a Unix guy, so this is all I can offer. Good Luck!
Rueful Rogue
Are you looking to save what is currently on the system or start from scratch??
The first steps are identifying what, if anything, was affected and might still be causing damage.
Look in /tmp, /var/run, /var/tmp. Check for any process that you know shouldn't be running or anything that looks suspicious (like eggdrop).
Change your passwords (all of them)
If whats on the box doesn't matter much, I'd reformat and reinstall.
The first steps are identifying what, if anything, was affected and might still be causing damage.
Look in /tmp, /var/run, /var/tmp. Check for any process that you know shouldn't be running or anything that looks suspicious (like eggdrop).
Change your passwords (all of them)
If whats on the box doesn't matter much, I'd reformat and reinstall.
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