There's another thing (not lokkit) that RH uses to configure the firewall. I think it's called "System Security Settings" or something like that. Lokkit is a more advanced package that you can also use, but the default is this other thing.
On Fri, 31 Oct 2003, Jeremy S Robertson wrote:
From what I can tell, I'm using ipchains, not iptables. Anyway, it does not look like I'm accepting requests from port 443 (the default ssl port). I'd like to change this but when I run the program lokkit (/usr/bin/gnome-lokkit) it says that I'm about to override my old firewall configuration if I continue (which I don't think I want to do).
I think I need to add the following line to the ipchains file (except that I'm apparently supposed to do this through lokkit):
-A input -s 0/0 -d 0/0 443 -p tcp -y -j ACCEPT
I don't really know what all the options mean and do, but that's what the other accept lines have, only with different port numbers.
Am I fishing up the right stream here (as far as getting my secure server to work)? Can I run lokkit without getting rid of my current settings?
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