> but distcc doesn't work ...
Ah, did you edit /etc/conf.d/distccd to add the --allow and --listen
options? If you don't specifically enable them the remote system will not
be able to get to distcc on the box.
Locally I use a line as follows to enable the internal lan to hit distccd:
DISTCCD_OP
Dave Nebinger wrote:
What is the best way to configure iptables in a way, so that spefic
hosts may connect to distccd ?
The following command should do it if you substitute the () with your
local
values.
iptables -I INPUT -i (network interface) -p tcp -s (src ip addr) --dport
3632 -j ACCEPT
> What is the best way to configure iptables in a way, so that spefic
> hosts may connect to distccd ?
The following command should do it if you substitute the () with your local
values.
iptables -I INPUT -i (network interface) -p tcp -s (src ip addr) --dport
3632 -j ACCEPT
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What is the best way to configure iptables in a way, so that spefic
hosts may connect to distccd ?
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