Subsonic sending to moscow.gateway.2wire.net

[Coolmax]

Can someone tell me why Subsonic is accessing this site - moscow.gateway.2wire.net - behind the scenes?

Process: subsonic-agent.exe
Hostname: moscow.gateway.2wire.net
Local port: 3643
Remote port: 1028
Protocol: TCP
Status: Established
Aware since: 3/15/2009 10:42:51 PM
Age: 11:35:05
Recognized as: ???

Process: subsonic-service.exe
Hostname: moscow.gateway.2wire.net
Local port: 1028
Remote port: 3643
Protocol: TCP
Status: Established
Aware since: 3/15/2009 10:42:51 PM
Age: 11:36:25
Recognized as: ???




Coolmax

[sindre_mehus]

If you look at the port numbers you see that subsonic-agent is connected to subsonic-service, as it should be.

moscow.gateway.2wire.net is probably your assigned hostname or something, I don't know. Maybe you have a 2wire router?

[Coolmax]

I have no idea, all i know is im no where near moscow
I've just edited my hosts file to redirect moscow.gateway.2wire.net to my local server.

BTW, great program.. Ive tried them all and yours is the best i've come across.. Well done..

If you look at the port numbers you see that subsonic-agent is connected to subsonic-service, as it should be.

moscow.gateway.2wire.net is probably your assigned hostname or something, I don't know. Maybe you have a 2wire router?

[jigsaw]

I have no idea, all i know is im no where near moscow

Do you have a server or pc with the hostname "moscow" perhaps?
That in combination with a 2wire router would automatically generate a reverse dns for the server moscow to be moscow.gateway.2wire.net.
The address for the 2wire itself is always http://gateway.2wire.net
Found this in the installation guide

Seems it has caused some vulnerabilities as well in the past. See http://tech.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid ... 4&from=rss