Re: [newbie] How to determine that Firestarter is running?

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 On Monday 09 August 2004 03:02:03, Thereidos wrote: Alright, now goes my story : I've installed Firestarter and configured it using it's wizard. Everything seemed alright but the main window kept crashing... so I switched to KMyFireWall and

Re: [newbie] How to determine that Firestarter is running?

Dnia pon 9. sierpnia 2004 20:09, napisae: Now I've noticed that iptables are run during bootup (drakxservices says so too). Running kmyfirewall says that the firewall is running but www.grc.com says otherwise. I have to click 'run firewall' in kmyfirewall to really make it work... May it be

Re: [newbie] How to determine that Firestarter is running?

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 On Monday 09 August 2004 12:09:12, Thereidos wrote: whack Now I've noticed that iptables are run during bootup (drakxservices says so too). Running kmyfirewall says that the firewall is running but www.grc.com says otherwise. I have to click 'run

Re: [newbie] How to determine that Firestarter is running?

Dnia pon 9. sierpnia 2004 21:18, Charlie Mahan napisa: That's about all I know about the software, sorry. It's also probably all I'll ever know about it for the simple reasons that I have a radically edited set of rules that I use for iptables that is specific to my environment, and the only

Re: [newbie] How to determine that Firestarter is running?

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 On Monday 09 August 2004 13:50:01, Thereidos wrote: Dnia pon 9. sierpnia 2004 21:18, Charlie Mahan napisa: That's about all I know about the software, sorry. It's also probably all I'll ever know about it for the simple reasons that I have a

Re: [newbie] How to determine that Firestarter is running?

Dnia pon 9. sierpnia 2004 18:57, Charlie Mahan napisa: You can (as super user in a terminal) use chkconfig iptables on or in the drakxservices menu put a check mark for start at boot and then hit the start button or I believe there's another interfering wrapper available now called drakfw for

Re: [newbie] How to determine that Firestarter is running?

Dnia pon 9. sierpnia 2004 22:14, Charlie Mahan napisa: I would wonder too. Are you using Firestarter because you had good results with it somewhere else or just because? Shorewall is default in Mandrake and seems to work in an acceptable manner most of the time. Dan's Guardian has also

Re: [newbie] How to determine that Firestarter is running?

Dnia pon 9. sierpnia 2004 22:14, Charlie Mahan napisa: I would wonder too. Are you using Firestarter because you had good results with it somewhere else or just because? Shorewall is default in Mandrake and seems to work in an acceptable manner most of the time. Dan's Guardian has also

Re: [newbie] How to determine that Firestarter is running?

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 On Monday 09 August 2004 16:29:04, Thereidos wrote: Dnia pon 9. sierpnia 2004 22:14, Charlie Mahan napisa: I would wonder too. Are you using Firestarter because you had good results with it somewhere else or just because? Shorewall is default in

Re: [newbie] How to determine that Firestarter is running?

Charlie Mahan wrote: I don't think I'll be much help with Firestarter Paul. I only tried it once and I believe that was 2 or more years ago. I just add the rules I want to /etc/shorewall/Rules and modify whatever else needs to be done in zones and so on then as super user; shorewall restart

Re: [newbie] How to determine that Firestarter is running?

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 On Friday 06 August 2004 09:08:09, Paul Smith wrote: whack Absolutely and without question Yes. Just a matter of the right Rules used for NetFilter. Thanks, Charlie. I wish I knew what rules I should set on... and I have already consulted