l IP on 3306 still causes that
error, and a netstat -r still shows a connection was
made briefly. If there is anything messed up in my
ruleset, let me know.. I took the portscan thingy at
www.hackerwhacker.com and they said closing these two
ports shoul
ipchains
with the rulesets you want.
--Kumba
--- Jürgen Heinrichs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I got a question concerning ipchains. When I reboot
> my system, all firewall
> rules get reset to the standard "ALLOW all".
> How can I save my previously con
27;t, does anyone know some good sites on
iptables, stuff that starts out simple and eventually
leads to a completed script for iptables/netfilter?
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steps I need to do or take to get a
successful compile w/o fubar'ing my entire system?
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c5 to glibc2.
I tried to compile an SRPM, but that FG error stumped
me and searches for a solution on google proved
futile.
I figured that since Mandrake is a derivative of
redhat, the rpm would work..
--Kumba
--- Vincent Danen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Sat Sep 09, 2000 at 10:45:01A
Mandrake released a version of linux for i486 class
systems, and I basically went thru the expert install
and made sure X didn't get installed, cause I wanted
this system to be strictly console based...so 20 megs
seems to work great for console based. Granted
Mandrake's installer was a tad fussy
2.2.17
If anyone has any suggestions, lemme know, cause well,
I'm not a total newbie to linux, but I'm no
intermediate or expert either, so I'm hoping to
learn..
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