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<0> do i unzip
<0> it
<1> p3nguin: -s
<2> cause i don't have "unzip" on my machine...
<1> iptables -A PREROUTE -i ethx -s 12.12.12.12 --dport 22 -J DNAT --to 44.44.44.44:222
<1> enigmacig: well it should be an iso
<0> fedtnick your platform is xp
<1> burn the iso with something like nero
<1> now it will only do that dnat on machines with that source address
<0> i burn the iso nuttin happends
<1> then burn it correctly
<1> dont burn the iso to the disc
<1> burn the image
<1> choose that option
<2> enigmacig: what?
<1> you dont want a cd with an iso file on it
<0> aight
<0> ru running windows
<2> no
<0> just get winzip
<1> requires no winzip
<1> enigmacig: did you even d/l an iso?
<2> yeah, i'm asking about winzip files on linux
<3> Cancel: What about only change the port if I try to access $remote_ip? use SNAT?
<1> you can do that too then all machines trying to access that destination get dnated
<0> i never down a iso
<1> enigmacig: well ya might want to actuallly do that
<3> If I access 1.1.1.1 I want to stay on port 22. If I access 2.2.2.2 it automatically goes to 222.
<0> first time i had to do that
<1> p3nguin: then dont use -s use -d and use destination address
<3> Cancel: Did anyone ever tell you that you're very useful for iptables help?
<1> itpables -A PREROUE -i ethx --dport 22 -d 12.12.12.12 -j DNAT 44.44.44.44:222
<4> Cancel : This ain't AOL! Learn to spell, kid!
<3> haha
<3> vrsa: shush!@
<1> p3nguin: now and then
<2> so...is it possible to unzip winzip files on linux?
<1> p3nguin: i'm actually debating wrting an iptables front end in qt
<1> as iptbles isnt actually hard but the documentation and working examples ****
<1> fearphage: yes
<1> install unzip or ark, o file-roller
<1> done
<3> iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -p tcp -d 67.135.62.100 --dport 22 -j DNAT --to 67.135.62.100:222
<3> Is that right?
<1> yep
<1> try it out
<1> that should work
<1> i left out the -t nat
<1> good catch
<1> also i'd set the interface
<1> that way folks trying to do it from teh outside cant bounce throughyou
<1> thats why I have -i
<1> or actualy would be -o in your case
<1> I do the same for my dns but I dont want folks on the internet side to use that rule so specify the interface
<5> damn it... what do I have to do to find an xxgdb rpm for FC3???
<1> what am I thinkint output is postrouting
<1> try the rule and see if it works if it does add a -i for the lan side interface
<3> I used -i eth0 anyway.
<6> DaTa_MaN: use yum
<5> Cognition:> I did... no match
<5> Cognition:> yum install xxgdb
<3> That way only the LAN can use it.
<1> p3nguin: good good, I love iptables its pure penguine power
<3> Yup... sometimes it's intimidating, though.
<1> p3nguin: we were using a cisco 3725 at work but corporate broke things so I put us on a 400mhz inux running iptables
<1> it even p*** M$ vpn swell
<1> here is what is also cool
<1> something you cant do with linksys dlink type routers
<1> and a pain in the butt on cisco ios
<1> take port 3389 m$ rdp, say I have 4 rdp servers one for sales one for this one for admins
<1> I can dnat that same port to different machines inside based on the source address
<5> sweet... found it.
<5> I have DDD installed
<3> Yeah, that would be DMZ pinholes.
<1> i just dig iptables
<1> heck it can even do load balancing
<6> DaTa_MaN: you need to update your repository files, and add new repositories. Your best bet would be livna or something
<3> The little routers can't do pinholes, only full DMZ.
<1> yep
<1> as soon as I find a card that works in master mode I'll make it an AP as well
<5> Cognition:> how do I basically do that? Update my repositories. What is livna?
<5> Cognition:> I'd love to get yum working reliably... it would save me a TON of headaches
<6> DaTa_MaN: you have files in /etc/yum.repo or something like that ..
<6> DaTa_MaN: there are tons of example on how to add repositores, just google for FC3 repositories
<5> Cognition:> How can I tell which repos are good, and which ones are worthless?
<6> Data
<1> do yum update
<1> you'll see which are bad
<6> DaTa_MaN: that's a matter of reputation and personal taste, i had argument with people even in this channel about what is considered good or bad. However, livna is considered one of the better ones, because it is specifically designed for FC releases
<6> Cancel: not necessarily, it is not just the "version" that matters. It is really the variety that does.
<1> actually you will
<1> as it polls them
<1> ya see which ones are workign and which ones arent
<1> and if it fails it tells ya
<2> how do i tell if apache was compiled with static or shared mods?
<5> Cognition:> is livna for yum, or is it a debugger?
<1> fedt: these days its dso shared
<6> DaTa_MaN: livna is simply a repository
<1> fedt: run it rom the command line and there is an option
<6> DaTa_MaN: to install a new repository for yum, you create a .repo file and add it to the /etc/yum.repo
<2> httpd -l?
<5> Cognition:> I have /etc/yum.repo.d/.... more files
<6> DaTa_MaN: it has nothing to do with debuggers or anything else, it is simply a repository i.e. a pointer to a location where you can download and install more packages
<6> DaTa_MaN: that's the directory allright
<1> yep -l
<5> Cognition:> yeah... I understand. Just didn't know which problem you were helping me with :-P
<1> everything these days is dso
<5> Yum update is downloading 98 updates...
<6> DaTa_MaN: if you want to install the debugger, there are two ways to do that, actually 3:
<6> 1) add a repository that contains the debugger, and no headaches, the repository handles dependencies, installs, and configures the package on yoru system
<6> 2) download the RPM, but you may need to download other packages that the Debugger package depends on
<6> 3) install from source
<6> DaTa_MaN: the preference is always from 1 to 3, so always try to go with option number one first, got that?
<5> Cognition:> Totally
<5> Cognition:> What is the address for livna?
<6> DaTa_MaN: now, some repositories, require you to create and type a file to make the repository part of yum
<6> but with livna, it is much easier
<6> you are on FC3 right?
<5> Yep
<1> get on 5
<1> 3s gonnna go legacy
<6> Cancel: will you give the guy a break, we're barely getting away with adding repos here :)
<1> should happen wen 6 test 2 comes out
<1> which is why he shouuld mvoe up
<6> Cancel: i heard it's going to support AIGLX
<1> he'll have all teh epos he needs
<1> Cognition: tha i dont know
<2> yay! compiling php5!
<1> i stay current though
<1> if you cant keep up with fedora update pace you need something like debian or suse
<6> DaTa_MaN: go here -> http://rpm.livna.org/configuration.html#Core3
<1> fc6 willl be out october
<6> DaTa_MaN: click on Fedora Core 3, and follow the instructions
<1> fc3 came out 2k4
<1> get updated
<5> Ok... I found the address and how to add it.
<6> hey speaking of AIGLX, i hope something substantial occured with XGL, and the thing didn't die out
<5> I have to wait for yum to be finished with the m***ive update before I can test it
<6> DaTa_MaN: you have the link, best of luck
<5> Cognition:> Thanks... you've helped a lot
<6> DaTa_MaN: most welcome
<6> Cancel: sounds like you're a format/fdisk addict :)
<1> you're confused then
<1> or unawares
<3> What the hell do you have to fdisk and format for?
<1> i've ever had to format my fc machines
<1> exactly
<3> This isn't Windows.
<6> i'm not talking about the tools
<1> and my fc5 machine has gone through every versino since rh9
<6> well, not for format anyway
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