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<0> he comes and goes..
<1> Back
<0> aint spoken to him for a while..
<2> he went off to write kismet ..
<3> PhadThai is from Canada and Daemonbad is from India. They both are expert in programming.
<2> yeah
<3> There used to be a C channel here on the IRC.
<0> yeah go onto freenode there a #C there
<2> welshiD: but he is looking for specific people :D
<2> hehe
<3> Maybe Phadthai is there or Daemonbad. I have been on Freenode.
<2> calidan is from australia \
<2> way back in the outback
<2> hehe
<0> hehe yeah he does live in like the sticks
<3> I will be back soon. I wanted to p*** the word along. I hope to see you folks soon.
<2> Curly: im guessing it doesnt matter where the expert lives, as long as he can get the job done, right ?
<3> Take care.
<2> later
<3> Right.
<3> I agree.
<3> Enchanter_Tim, it is always nice to speak with you. Thanks for the info and God bless you. Take care.
<2> later, and see you soon :)
<3> I wish everyone here a good day.
<4> i have a rule in iptables that rejects mysql, but another rule that accepts, how is that possible?
<2> iptables: depends on the "flow" of the iptables script.
<0> depends on the rule order fella
<4> how to remove the reject one?
<2> it could be something like "let all traffic from eth0 and to mysql p***" and then a bit later "drop all mysql traffic"
<4> actually i would like to remove all the rules
<2> but the eth0 stuff would already be p***ed on
<2> hehe
<5> iptables: iptables -L -n --line-numbers find the line you want to remove, iptables -D <chain> <line number>
<5> unless its not in iptables yet, then you just remove it from your script
<4> what is <chain> ?
<5> INPUT, FORWARD, or OUTPUT
<4> which script? im just writing iptables at bash
<5> you need to do some reading, my friend
<1> bbl
<4> ancker, i know, and im trying as much as i can
<4> but still at some parts i feel its harder
<5> go buy a book on the subject, it'll help you more than anything
<5> or google for "iptables howto"
<0> iptables it's just a matter of learning, i know it ****s, but the more hands on you get the better at it you'll be..
<2> netfilter.org used to have some good docs
<6> i just use ipkungfu when i'm lazy.
<2> http://netfilter.org/documentation/index.html#documentation-howto
<4> thanks guys, its just that im in a hurry :( trying to make shortcuts cause im under pressure
<6> but i'd suggest learning it at some point
<2> iptables: i could recommend fwbuilder for those kind of things.
<2> just be sure to read the docs and replace the fwbuilder iptables script with your own at a loater time.
<2> fwbuilder makes ugly scripts, but they work.
<2> and it has a graphical configuration screen. you need to know about networking though
<0> hehe i have a "bespoke" version.. even built an rpm for it seems to work fairly well..
<2> :)
<0> (old company i used to work for used it alot for the firewall n00bs)
<2> lacroix__ !
<0> big *** ugly python script
<0> i gotta clean it up at some point :( aint had time recently..
<4> i could use anything which is for lamers, doesnt matter, im in panic mode
<2> iptables: fwbuilder it is then :D
<7> can nayone tell what the rightmost HD is (brand)? ->
<7> http://www.blakespot.com/images/plasma/shuttle_gf6600gt.jpg
<2> iptables: http://www.fwbuilder.org/archives/cat_screenshots.html
<4> fwbuilder has a gui, does it have a command prompt interface?
<2> iptables: no, not that i know of. what you do with the thing is createa firewall that you can upload to the machine you need it on, and then execute it
<2> it basically creates the rules for you in the right syntax
<4> ok, so i need a version for windows :)
<2> probably
<2> and there probably is one as well
<4> i doubt it :(
<4> YEY i found
<4> haha
<2> http://www.netcitadel.com/p/cat_fwb_gui_download.html
<4> lol even fwbuilder looks too hard for me
<0> hehe maybe you should change that nick to "idontknowiptables"
<0> ;)
<0> j/k
<0> hehe :) now doesn't that look better :)
<8> it does
<2> hehe
<2> iptables-god-help-me: there are some good docs on fwbuilder on that site
<2> and there is even a wizard :D
<2> blakespot: btw, are you sure you gave the right picture btw?
<2> i dont see any disks in there
<0> do you see any "diks" on there? maybe it was a freudian typo..
<7> Enchanter_tim: yea - they're at the top of the ch***is
<7> side by side
<0> hehe i didn't touch that url, i'm scared of urls in irc..
<0> ever since goatse..
<2> hehe
<9> bah
<9> at least it wasn't www.tubgirl.com
<0> oh no.. tubgirl spoofing was going on aswell
<9> lemonparty?
<0> dnsspoofing/arpspoofing mixed with goatse and tubgirl is asking for trouble..
<0> yeah dont ask nivek
<6> lol
<0> :) some things are best left unanswered
<2> and unviewed
<7> nivek: the kiss is worse than the blow
<2> :(
<6> er
<6> can we change the subject heh
<7> =E03=
<0> yeah :) maybe we should on that one..
<10> find / -f myfile.sh ;# is that correct ?
<10> I need to recursively search for a particular file
<0> i'de use locate but thats me..
<10> How would I do it using locate ?
<0> locate whatever
<10> doesnt works
<0> or `man locate` would be a good start
<10> i'd try woman locate
<8> ok i made a file in fwbuilder, how to actually use it?
<0> besides that whats wrong with find :)
<0> if you type "man find" you'll learn just how cool it is..
<8> and will it stop using it once i restart the server? i wanna know if i restart the server that the firewall with stop working
<0> e.g.:
<0> http://linux.about.com/od/commands/l/blcmdl1_find.htm
<0> there you go..
<0> (its alot easier if you learn yourself.. that way you'll remember it..)
<2> ok, i need to run
<2> welshiD will be your host for tonight.
<2> :)
<0> lol
<0> later tim :) i'l give ya an update later..
<2> ok :)
<2> and let me know about the unix thing as well
<0> is this where i shout "nooo nooo leave me alone...."
<2> welshiD: yeah. because you need to help iptables-god-help-me :)
<2> ok, off
<0> laters tim
<8> how to flush all iptables rules?
<8> or reload default
<6> man iptables , it's in there
<8> i know its there
<8> everything is in the manuals
<9> you know how to search man pages?
<8> no
<9> man iptables... then type /flush
<9> It will magically jump to what you're looking for :)
<8> cool
<8> great, i did iptables flush, now i lost my connection to db1
<8> now i cannot connect it
<8> now i shoot myself
<0> this is probably a dumb question and i guess i know the answer to this, but..
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