Tim if you can try running KDE and see what happens :) If you have that installed that is. I am running StormFirewall on the same system except I am using RealTec NICs and installed the complete Storm2000 starter at the time I did my install. Runs like a champ. Debian is solid and aptget is so easy. The sas tools work well and it is low bloat with a default install. I use KDE as my windows manager an it plays great. I know all the dependencies were dealt with by doing a full install too. It looks like Gnome is tossing a real fit. Once the firewall is installed/confugured you can use any window manager you want for a desktop. It is going to boot when you turn on the machine regardless of your windows manager. Steve Hess Date: Sun, 07 Jan 2001 18:47:20 -0700 From: Tim Gross <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [SLU] Problem Running Storm Firewall Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] I am attempting to run and configure a storm firewall for the first time. I've installed it successfully (no errors were displayed and it said it was successful) on a server running Red Hat version 6.0. I receive a list of errors when I run SAS from the command line in GNOME. Attached is a listing of those errors. It does present me with a login window with My Computer as the default and root as the user id. I type in the correct root password in the supplied box and receive a blank error window and more of the same error messages on the command line. My server is an AMD K6-200 with 64mb of ram and a 1.6mb Harddrive running Red Hat 6.0. I have 3 3COM 3c509 ethernet cards. I currently have ipchains doing NAT on eth1 for eth0 & eth2 and tcp wrapper (hosts.deny) blocking some ports. Please advise me on what is causing the problem. Tim Gross. snip _______________________________________________ Stormlinux-users-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.stormix.com/community/lists/listinfo/stormlinux-users-list
