>
> I'm trying to get iptables running on an etch machine but the rules aren't
> actually working for some reason. I've reduced this to a very simple
> example. Even if I try to just block portmap I can still connect with
> rpcinfo from a remote machine even though "iptables --list" shows an active
I'm trying to get iptables running on an etch machine but the rules aren't
actually working for some reason. I've reduced this to a very simple
example. Even if I try to just block portmap I can still connect with
rpcinfo from a remote machine even though "iptables --list" shows an active
rule.
ip
te:
I had the same problem and didnt find how to fix it, so i decided to update to BASE :
http://secureideas.sourceforge.net/
its build on ACID, works fine, you can keep your mysql database, just have to
config a file and its ok.
On Mon, 14 Nov 2005 15:02:04 -0800
Rhomboid <[EMAIL PROTECTED
I an update/upgrade this morning and after updating acidlab several
functions are not working.
Example - select check boxes not working
Home page -> Most frequent 5 Alerts -> select any box to left of
"Signature" column. Results in error: "No alerts were selected or the
DELETE was not success
[SECURITY] [DSA 751-1] New squid packages fix IP spoofing vulnerability
The latest Squid for woody has it crashing regularly (signal 6, no other
educational bits). I see a few people having the same problem in
linux.debian.security. Clearing the cache and rebuilding (-z) doesn't
fix it.
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network or similar)?
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One thing I forgot in system details: This is with the 2.6 kernel.
Haven't tried install with 2.4.
Rhomboid wrote:
Exactly what I did. I had only one partition on each of the 40GB drives,
marked for physical RAID volumes, set them to active/boot, selected them
for use as RAID when pro
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install on MBR).
Siju George wrote:
On 6/14/05, Rhomboid <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I just tried to install Sarge yesterday with RAID (md) from the initial
setup on a machine. I tried RAID-0 and RAID-1 and both times the
installation failed on grub-install. It just hung. The third t
I just tried to install Sarge yesterday with RAID (md) from the initial
setup on a machine. I tried RAID-0 and RAID-1 and both times the
installation failed on grub-install. It just hung. The third time I let
it sit for about 5 hours and when I got home it was still hung. LILO
failed as well an
I've got about 30 systems running woody right now and they automatically
keep themselves up to date using cron-apt (I actually have it apply the
updates). I've only been a Debian user for a little over a year but have
been very impressed with the stability of the system and how well the
updates
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