[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Dear Vuurmuur users,
> I am experiencing troubles with setting up Vuurmuur 0.57.2 on Debian 
> Sid. Hopefully you can help me out.
> I create .deb's from the source and installed those debs.
> When running Vuurmuur_conf error "Problem with the Vuurmuur config" turn 
> up. Problem is most likely in the plugins settings. But I do not know 
> what to enter. Attached the config.conf file.

Hello Wouter,

The settings need to be:

SERVICES_BACKEND="textdir"
ZONES_BACKEND="textdir"
INTERFACES_BACKEND="textdir"
RULES_BACKEND="textdir"

'textdir' is a plugin for storing the data from Vuurmuur. It stores the 
data in textfiles in a directory structure, hence the name.

I wonder though how these values where changed to what you have. Did you 
change this yourself?

Regards,
Victor


> With kind regards,
> Wouter Lagendijk
> Breda, NL
> 
> 
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> 
> # vuurmuur config file
> 
> # Which plugin to use for which type of data.
> SERVICES_BACKEND=""
> 
> ZONES_BACKEND="zones"
> 
> INTERFACES_BACKEND="interfaces"
> 
> RULES_BACKEND="rules"
> 
> # Location of the rulesfile (full path).
> RULESFILE="/etc/vuurmuur/rules"
> 
> # Location of the blocklistfile (full path).
> BLOCKLISTFILE="/etc/vuurmuur/blocked.list"
> 
> # Location of the iptables-command (full path).
> IPTABLES="/sbin/iptables"
> 
> # Location of the iptables-restore-command (full path).
> IPTABLES_RESTORE="/sbin/iptables-restore"
> 
> # Location of the conntrack-command (full path).
> CONNTRACK="/lib/iptables/libipt_conntrack.so"
> 
> # Location of the modprobe-command (full path).
> MODPROBE="/sbin/modprobe"
> 
> # Load modules if needed? (yes/no)
> LOAD_MODULES="Yes"
> 
> # Wait after loading a module in 1/10th of a second
> MODULES_WAIT_TIME="0"
> 
> # If set to yes, each rule will be loaded into the system individually using
> # iptables. Otherwise iptables-restore will be used (yes/no).
> OLD_CREATE_METHOD="No"
> 
> # The directory where the logs will be written to (full path).
> LOGDIR="/var/log/vuurmuur"
> 
> # The logfile where the kernel writes the logs to e.g. /var/log/messages 
> (full path).
> SYSTEMLOG="/var/log/messages"
> 
> # The loglevel to use when logging traffic. For use with syslog.
> LOGLEVEL="info"
> 
> # Check the dynamic interfaces for changes?
> DYN_INT_CHECK="Yes"
> 
> # Check every x seconds.
> DYN_INT_INTERVAL="0"
> 
> # LOG_POLICY controls the logging of the default policy.
> LOG_POLICY="Yes"
> 
> # LOG_POLICY_LIMIT sets the maximum number of logs per second.
> LOG_POLICY_LIMIT="0"
> 
> # LOG_BLOCKLIST enables/disables logging of items on the blocklist.
> LOG_BLOCKLIST="Yes"
> 
> # LOG_INVALID enables/disables logging of INVALID traffic.
> LOG_INVALID="No"
> 
> # LOG_NO_SYN enables/disables logging of new tcp packets without the SIN flag 
> set.
> LOG_NO_SYN="No"
> 
> # LOG_PROBES enables/disables logging of probes. Probes are packets that are 
> used in portscans.
> LOG_PROBES="No"
> 
> # LOG_FRAG enables/disables logging of fragmented packets.
> LOG_FRAG="No"
> 
> # LOG_TCP_OPTIONS controls the logging of tcp options. This is.
> # not used by Vuurmuur itself. PSAD 1.4.x uses it for OS-detection.
> LOG_TCP_OPTIONS="No"
> 
> # SYN_LIMIT sets the maximum number of SYN-packets per second.
> USE_SYN_LIMIT="Yes"
> 
> SYN_LIMIT="10"
> SYN_LIMIT_BURST="20"
> 
> # UDP_LIMIT sets the maximum number of udp 'connections' per second.
> USE_UDP_LIMIT="Yes"
> 
> UDP_LIMIT="15"
> UDP_LIMIT_BURST="45"
> 
> # Protect against syn-flooding? (yes/no)
> PROTECT_SYNCOOKIE="Yes"
> # Ignore echo-broadcasts? (yes/no)
> PROTECT_ECHOBROADCAST="No"
> 
> # end of file
> 
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