Hello Tom,
thank you for your response and your patience :)
I have appended the output of the Shorewall dump.
I had to cut a chunk out of the middle of this file (most of the
conntrack table) since it was originally 13.5MB
Deluge is running on a client (10.0.0.2) on the network which is
connected to eth1.
Thanks for your help.
Peter
Tom Eastep wrote:
peter
wrote:
Ubuntu 7.10 server, 8.04 client.
I seem to have a problem opening ports. I know this since when I test
the opened ports with Deluge it tells me that the ports are closed.
The router is a Linksys AG241 v2 with firmware 2.01.03. This has an IP
of 192.168.1.1 and is connected to the server on eth0 with an IP of
192.168.1.64.
So the settings on the router are to port forward a range 40000-40010
and use the same range in Deluge, the bit torrent program. Both TCP and
UDP are forwarded and the IP address of 192.168.1.64 is used.
Eth0 is managed by Shorewall (ver. 3.4.4) which also manages eth1
which connects to the network. Eth1 uses the IP 10.0.0.1.
The settings in Shorewall are two entries
Action – Source – Destination – Protocol – Source Ports – Destination
Ports
Accept - Zone net - Firewall – TCP - Any - 40000 - 40010
Accept – Zone net – Firewall – UDP – Any – 40000 - 40010
I have no idea what the above entries are trying to show. They are
neither Shorewall rules nor are they 'iptables -L' output. So we have
no way of knowing what your rules really are.
We prefer that problem reports concerning connection problems include
the output of "shorewall dump"; see http://www.shorewall.net/support.htm#Guidelines.
In Deluge I have set the ports to use as 40000 – 40010. The performance
is very poor and when the ports are tested 40000 is reported to be
closed. I downloaded uTorrent and installed that under Wine and that
has the same problems.
Where is Deluge/uTorrent running? On the Shorewall system or on a
system connected to eth1?
Also I see that Shorewall is now in version 4.x. Is there an easy way
(like apt) to upgrade from 3.4.4?
Check the Shorewall download page
(http://www.shorewall.net/download.htm)
and look for 'Debian'. The
Debian Shorewall maintainer has an Etch repository and the packages
found there work fine on Ubuntu.
-Tom
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