dear admins. return 502 to traffic from outside referrers

[mylifeistrash]

anyone coming here from a link shouldn't be able to view the board and hence prevent the downtime happening right now.

 

[iiiTeMpeR]

we are as slow as lookism right now, who linked us, we are out of reddit, normies fuck off! reeeeeee!

 

[mylifeistrash]

we are as slow as lookism right now, who linked us, we are out of reddit, normies fuck off! reeeeeee!

all of this could be fixed in 3 lines of "code" in nginx.conf

 

[platypus]

Now, would be a good time to sticky some high IQ blackpill threads to the top of this forum so that guests actually get a proper understanding of what the blackpill is.

Blackpill is NOT about killing people.

But blackpill reality can be incredibly depressing and can create extreme anger in certain individuals who cannot cope. Unfortunately, that is the truth and it requires the whole of society to come up with a solution. Censoring the blackpill is not going to help in the slightest.

 

[avsky1]

3510 guests... this isn't fucking discount day at the zoo

 

[mylifeistrash]

3510 guests... this isn't fucking discount day at the zoo

they used nginx. they could easily give everyone who comes from an outside link a cookie, then make it so anyone with that cookie can only use one of max N requests per second

i could fix this site in like 2 minutes max if they just copy and paste the shit i say

 

[Incelibate anarchist]

Ban new accounts and guest for awhile, gotta sort this shit out.

 

[KyloRen]

Build a wall! Build a wall!

 

[FeminismsCancer]

they used nginx. they could easily give everyone who comes from an outside link a cookie, then make it so anyone with that cookie can only use one of max N requests per second

i could fix this site in like 2 minutes max if they just copy and paste the shit i say

Isn't this a DDOS? I assume in that case cookies get thrown away between requests.

 

[mylifeistrash]

they used nginx. they could easily give everyone who comes from an outside link a cookie, then make it so anyone with that cookie can only use one of max N requests per second
i could fix this site in like 2 minutes max if they just copy and paste the shit i say

Isn't this a DDOS? I assume in that case cookies get thrown away between requests.

a DDOS would just flood TCP connections, not send http requests, that's too inefficient

but even if they were flooding http requests then block every request without an incels.is cookies so regular users can view the site

 

[iiiTeMpeR]

NORMIES OUT REEEEEEE, WE LEFT REDDIT WHAT MORE DO YOU CUCKS WANT!

 

[OTaKu_WarrIOr_N]

We need to make the board private or this shit won't stop

 

[FeminismsCancer]

a DDOS would just flood TCP connections, not send http requests, that's too inefficient

but even if they were flooding http requests then block every request without an incels.is cookies so regular users can view the site

What are you saying? 
It IS more efficient to send http requests since 
1. It's ports 80/443 that are open and forwarded to the server by the firewall 
2. Occupies more layers than just tcp
3. Saturates the SQL server as well
4. Causes the php script to use resources too

TCP alone wouldn't show up as guest accounts so whatever came in was https but idk from where as I'm not the one with access to the logs.

 

[mylifeistrash]

a DDOS would just flood TCP connections, not send http requests, that's too inefficient
but even if they were flooding http requests then block every request without an incels.is cookies so regular users can view the site

What are you saying? 
It IS more efficient to send http requests since 
1. It's ports 80/443 that are open and forwarded to the server by the firewall 
2. Occupies more layers than just tcp
3. Saturates the SQL server as well
4. Causes the php script to use resources too
TCP alone wouldn't show up as guest accounts so whatever came in was https but idk from where as I'm not the one with access to the logs.

You asked if it was a DDOS. A DDOS is typicaly just flooding TCP.

I did not suggest this was a DDOS nor did I suggest it was TCP only.

Regardless all TCP requests on port 80/433 are not HTTP requests. You need to send request headers for nginx to process a request.

 

[FeminismsCancer]

You asked if it was a DDOS. A DDOS is typicaly just flooding TCP.

I did not suggest this was a DDOS nor did I suggest it was TCP only.

Regardless all TCP requests on port 80/433 are not HTTP requests. You need to send request headers for nginx to process a request.

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Never make assumptions.

 

[mylifeistrash]

You first assumed it was DDOS.

Now you're saying it's "An application layer DDoS attack(sometimes referred to as layer 7 DDoS attack) "

I'm not even sure what your point is.

 

[radiation]

all of this could be fixed in 3 lines of "code" in nginx.conf

as someone new to the site and legitimately "curious" i would actually read stickeed threads about philosophy. i think i am way older than most people here, and my interest is philosophical rather than dramatic.