MySQL-Firewall

2002-01-08 Thread Jonas
Hello! I have at Home a Server with some services like Apache, proftp, Mysql. I have write a firewall script with IPtables. (Kernel 2.4.17 | iptables v1.2.4) On the Server there are some php-scripts witch connect to the MySQL Database. What ports on the ppp0 have I to open, that somebody

Re: MySQL-Firewall

2002-01-08 Thread François Bayart
What ports on the ppp0 have I to open, that somebody can access with phpmyadmin over the Internet?? phpMyAdmin is HTTP application so just the Apache port by default the port 80 And what ports on the ppp0 have I to open, that the local php-scripts can connect to the database ??? the 3128

Re: MySQL-Firewall

2002-01-08 Thread Davy Gigan
Jonas writes: What ports on the ppp0 have I to open, that somebody can access with phpmyadmin over the Internet?? phpmyadmin is accessible via your web server, probably port 80. You don't have to open anything else. You must modify your phpmyadmin scripts to access the local mysql server

Re: MySQL-Firewall

2002-01-08 Thread J C Lawrence
On Tue, 8 Jan 2002 19:28:52 +0100 jonasge Jonas wrote: What ports on the ppp0 have I to open, that somebody can access with phpmyadmin over the Internet?? One would hope that you are not allowing access to PhpMyAdmin in clear text via HTTP. At least SSL wrap it (port 143). And what ports

Re: MySQL-Firewall

2002-01-08 Thread Steve Mickeler
On Tue, 8 Jan 2002, J C Lawrence wrote: On Tue, 8 Jan 2002 19:28:52 +0100 jonasge Jonas wrote: What ports on the ppp0 have I to open, that somebody can access with phpmyadmin over the Internet?? One would hope that you are not allowing access to PhpMyAdmin in clear text via HTTP.

Re: MySQL-Firewall

2002-01-08 Thread Michael Feger
On Tue, Jan 08, 2002 at 07:40:12PM +0100, François Bayart wrote: And what ports on the ppp0 have I to open, that the local php-scripts can connect to the database ??? the 3128 with de lo ( local interface ) you can start mysql ./safe_mysqld --bind-address=127.0.0.1 and now you can just

MySQL-Firewall

2002-01-08 Thread Jonas
Hello! I have at Home a Server with some services like Apache, proftp, Mysql. I have write a firewall script with IPtables. (Kernel 2.4.17 | iptables v1.2.4) On the Server there are some php-scripts witch connect to the MySQL Database. What ports on the ppp0 have I to open, that somebody

Re: MySQL-Firewall

2002-01-08 Thread François Bayart
What ports on the ppp0 have I to open, that somebody can access with phpmyadmin over the Internet?? phpMyAdmin is HTTP application so just the Apache port by default the port 80 And what ports on the ppp0 have I to open, that the local php-scripts can connect to the database ??? the 3128

Re: MySQL-Firewall

2002-01-08 Thread Davy Gigan
Jonas writes: What ports on the ppp0 have I to open, that somebody can access with phpmyadmin over the Internet?? phpmyadmin is accessible via your web server, probably port 80. You don't have to open anything else. You must modify your phpmyadmin scripts to access the local mysql server

Re: MySQL-Firewall

2002-01-08 Thread J C Lawrence
On Tue, 8 Jan 2002 19:28:52 +0100 jonasge Jonas wrote: What ports on the ppp0 have I to open, that somebody can access with phpmyadmin over the Internet?? One would hope that you are not allowing access to PhpMyAdmin in clear text via HTTP. At least SSL wrap it (port 143). And what ports

Re: MySQL-Firewall

2002-01-08 Thread Steve Mickeler
On Tue, 8 Jan 2002, J C Lawrence wrote: On Tue, 8 Jan 2002 19:28:52 +0100 jonasge Jonas wrote: What ports on the ppp0 have I to open, that somebody can access with phpmyadmin over the Internet?? One would hope that you are not allowing access to PhpMyAdmin in clear text via HTTP.