Jim Grunewald wrote:
>
> I'm trying to setup masquerading for my home network.
> I looked on the Masquerade-HOWTO and got to the part
> in testing it where I ping an outside address from the
> masqueraded machine. That didn't work so the next
> thing is to make sure my /etc/rc.d/rc.firewall script
> works (I got it directly out of the HOWTO). When I
> tried to run it by hand, my shell (ksh) would say that
> it couldn't find it. I tried in the /etc/rc.d
> directory, I tried using full path name, I tried
> chmoding it to 777 (I'm root) and then running it.
> Nothing worked. The file exists, ls sees it, I used
> the -F option to display an '*' after the file name so
> I'd see white space in the filename if there was any.
> There was none.
> In the rc.d directory I tried './rc.firewall', I also
> tried cutting the name from the results of a directory
> listing and pasting it to the command line. How else
> can I run this script? I guess another thing I want to
> make sure of is that masquerade support is compiled in
> the kernel. Is there a way to tell?
> Any help would be greatly appreciated.
> Thanks,
> Jim
>
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not being patronizing, but is the interpreter you use for the script
there? like #!/bin/sh or whatever?
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