Hi Pezet Philippe,
>you're Merlin the Enchanter !
;-)
>something was wrong (don't know what !) in my root.blk.mk file. I copied
>the one I used with 2.4 and now everything works OK !
>now, where do I specify the backup path : in syslinux/isolinux.cfg or in
>leaf.cfg ?
In leaf.cfg, but it can
you're Merlin the Enchanter !
something was wrong (don't know what !) in my root.blk.mk file. I copied
the one I used with 2.4 and now everything works OK !
now, where do I specify the backup path : in syslinux/isolinux.cfg or in
leaf.cfg ?
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>From root Tue Aug 29 18:07:27
Hi Jim,
>
>>> I did a save
>>> config and modules, rebooted and tried another 'ShieldsUp' scan. All
>>> that happened is that I got the usual lot of entries in the shorewall
>>> log showing the scan.
>>>
>>
>> So they never reach portsentry ;) Or did you open specific ports in
>> shorewall?
>>
> In
Eric Spakman wrote:
>> I did a save
>> config and modules, rebooted and tried another 'ShieldsUp' scan. All that
>> happened is that I got the usual lot of entries in the shorewall log
>> showing the scan.
>>
>
> So they never reach portsentry ;) Or did you open specific ports in
> shorewall?
Hi Jim,
>>>
>> In the portsentry example "KILL_ROUTE" line logging is set:
>> -j LOG --log-level DEBUG --log-prefix 'Portsentry: dropping: '
>>
> I've just tried adding the above to the "KILL_ROUTE" line.
You need the complete line, there is an example in the portsentry.conf file:
KILL_ROUTE
Eric Spakman wrote:
> Hi Jim,
>
>
>>> Does anything show up in the /var/lib/portsentry/ directory?
>>>
>>>
>> Only 2 empty files - portsentry.blocked.tcp and portsentry.blocked.udp.
>> I've got both BLOCK_UDP and BLOCK_TCP set to zero , because I only want
>> warnings to start with, and I
Hi Jim,
>>
>> Does anything show up in the /var/lib/portsentry/ directory?
>>
> Only 2 empty files - portsentry.blocked.tcp and portsentry.blocked.udp.
> I've got both BLOCK_UDP and BLOCK_TCP set to zero , because I only want
> warnings to start with, and I've set KILL_ROUTE="/sbin/iptables -I INP
Eric Spakman wrote:
> Hi Jim,
>
> Does anything show up in the /var/lib/portsentry/ directory?
>
> Eric
>
>
>> I've installed Portsentry on my floppy setup, thinking it would give me
>> extra security. It appears to be working, but I have 2 questions:
>>
>>
>> 1) Does it do anything that Shorewa
Hi Jim,
Does anything show up in the /var/lib/portsentry/ directory?
Eric
> I've installed Portsentry on my floppy setup, thinking it would give me
> extra security. It appears to be working, but I have 2 questions:
>
>
> 1) Does it do anything that Shorewall doesn't (they both use iptables)?
>
Hi Pezet,
> I did use the initrd_ide_cd.lrp package (renamed to initrd) and had to
> include other modules (scsi_mod, sr_mod, sg .. for the burner and also
> others for my ethernet cards).
You don't have to include all those modules for scsi (except if you want
to boot from your burner) and ethe
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