* Francis A. Vidal ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [29 Jun 2004 21:47]:
I think you're missing a comma in between $host1 and $host2. It should
be:
all_hosts = { $host1, $host2 }
The commas do not seem to matter. The issue is that when
the variables $host1 and $host2 are of the format:
Francis A. Vidal wrote:
I think you're missing a comma in between $host1 and $host2. It should
be:
all_hosts = { $host1, $host2 }
This hasn't been true for some time. The comma is optional.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Russell
There's a commercial product called Firewall Informer, made by Blade
Software (http://www.blade-software.com/), and several open source
scripts, one of which is firewall tester
(http://ftester.sourceforge.net/).
HI Folks,
Yesterday I changed the software that generates to rule sets for
If you just need packet generation, take a look at nemesis and hping2.
Sean
Russell Fulton wrote:
HI Folks,
Yesterday I changed the software that generates to rule sets for our
perimeter firewall, and yew, you guessed it, there was one minor
problem. The real problem was that
Unable to get synproxy working using snapshot dated June 28,
previously was using one from about 2 weeks ago which also did not
work. TCP handshake is never completed, state remains PROXY:DST until
the client times out. Modulate or keep state works as normal. Am I
missing something? I've used
The second version of the diff has been put up. With feedback from
dhartmei@, cedric@ and [EMAIL PROTECTED] Plus a few bugs fixed from the people who
submitted their rulesets.
I NEED MORE RULESETS. I've found things with a ruleset as small as 12
lines. So please send me your rulesets no
