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<0> what a nightmare
<1> I couldn't handle being on a cruise ship for any length of time
<1> too many humans
<2> locate the cameras
<2> disable them
<2> then push people overboard
<1> haha
<2> nearly endless fun
<0> hehe
<0> well, if there are camers, its not worthwhile being there :)
<1> as long as it had broadband so I could upload my own private footage of it to YouTube
<1> whereabouts is the cruise, nagual?
<1> mediteranean?
<0> ph0bia: im not going
<1> htf that is spelth
<0> just a thought
<3> arctic circle?
<0> ;-)
<0> i dont even like 24hour cruises, which are quite common here and in finland
<3> learn to like
<4> when you install ssh, will it by default allow incoming connections or do you have to add allowed hosts?
<0> StupidMop: what distribution?
<4> Debian. 2.6 kernel
<0> then the answer is no
<0> you dont need to do anything
<0> but you might want to try connecting as not root
<4> when i try to connect i get "connection refused" error
<0> read the logs
<0> /var/log
<5> /var/nagual
<5> !!!
<4> I wish i could read the logs... but the box is several states away.....
<0> hehe
<5> StupidMop: ssh!
<4> monokrome: that's the problem, i cant ssh in
<5> Awh... Forgot p***?...
<4> monokrome: no, i tried to setup ssh, but its not letting me in
<5> Did you get openssh-server?
<4> yea, i did apt-get isntall ssh
<5> !dpkg ssh
<4> and when i was at the machine, i could use the lcoal ip address, and it would work fine
<5> oic
<4> ssh 192.168.xx.xx would work
<5> Does it ask you for a p***word when you ssh to it?
<4> no, when i try to ssh, it just hangs and i get a "connection refused" error
<5> So, ssh is A) Not started or B) Refusing remote access
<5> Is it colocated or something?
<4> no. it's at my house
<5> Awh... And you arn't home?
<4> the box is in Connecticut and I am in Delaware
<5> Maybe it was rebooted, and the SSH server wasn't set to init on boot...
<4> I know the box is running, i saw it when i left there this weekend
<5> Mind if I PM you?
<4> not a problem
<6> pm is for flirting
<4> :-p
<4> LOL
<4> if nmap says
<4> PORT STATE SERVICE VERSION
<4> 22/tcp filtered ssh
<4> does that mean the port is open for ssh?
<7> no
<4> waht does it mean then?
<4> I did nmap -v -A -p22 -P0 xx.xx.xx.xx trying to tell if the port was open
<7> means it's filtered
<6> it means that you firewall is filtering incoming request
<6> s
<6> it might be open for some, but not for others
<6> it might be open for none
<6> it might be open for all
<7> it's not open for all
<7> that's the only thing we know ;)
<4> could "filtered" mean that the firewall is forwarding that port? (cause it should!)
<6> tchang: you could have a filtered port that denied none
<7> i've never seen it
<7> but i suppose it's possible
<6> just as long as you have the firewall parse the connection first
<6> and then p*** it along
<6> no point to it
<6> but almost anything is possible
<6> its possible I'm an idiot :)
<4> I have a box in one state, and i am in another. I have a debian box listing on port 22, and port forwarding for 22 as well
<4> when i try to connect via ssh, i get "connection refused".
<6> listening and port forwarding?
<6> how does that work
<4> well, when i say listening, i mean, the ssh program is accpeting connections on port 22
<6> but if you set up iptables to port forward from port 22 to another port, whats the point
<6> unless you have an external and internal box, then it could work
<6> but you aren't talking about bridging
<6> are you
<4> I have the router forward to my specific internal ip address
<6> ah, LINKSYS!
<4> yea LOL
<6> sounds like you need support from #littlepurplerouter
<6> not #debian
<4> well, i'm trying to determine where the breakdown is...
<4> if it is a missconfigured router or a misconfigured debian
<6> can you ssh from internal?
<6> to said internal interface
<6> if you can, then your forwarding is jacked
<4> when i was at the box, i could ssh local.ip and it would work
<6> its the purple box
<4> i dont have to do something with ssh to say "allow all hosts" ?
<6> did you customize your hosts.allow or sshd_config?
<6> if no, then no
<7> you didn't setup your forwarding properly
<6> if yes, then maybe
<6> er hosts.deny
<6> gah, its late
<7> i haven't seen a distro start ssh in inetd
<7> in the past 5 or 7 years
<6> true true
<6> no wrapper fun
<6> only sshd_config
<4> Really? ssh doesn't start automatically on boot ?
<7> if you can ssh to it internally
<7> butu can't externally
<6> StupidMop: no that is another method of starting sshd
<7> then there's one of two possibilities
<7> 1) your provider filters 22/tcp
<7> 2) your forwarding is jacked
<7> i think it's likely the latter is true
<6> StupidMop: who is your ISP?
<4> souljah: OptimumOnline
<6> hrm
<6> I don't know if they filter ports
<7> i'd say no ;)
<8> i would seriously doubt it....
<6> yeah
<6> StupidMop: your router config is jacked
<6> please refer to the handy manual
<8> 99.9999% of problems are pebcak errors...
<6> if I knew what pebcak was I would probably agree with you
<8> punani: pebcak?
<9> from memory, pebcak is Problem Exists Between Chair And Keyboard
<4> Problem Exists Between Chair And Ekeybord
<6> hah
<4> souljah: awol was saying i am to blame :-p
<6> that was clear
<6> even before I knew what he was saying ;)
<4> *sigh*
<6> I just wanted the specifics
<8> replace user and try again....
<6> heh
<10> hmm if i have a correctly written zone file and reverse lookup file ..and it's in the right directory.. shouldn't that be all i need to do to configure dns correct?
<10> ok that and named.conf. so 1...2..3.
<10> i want to setup my own test mail server, but it's asking me to have a FQDN, so i guess i could define whatever domain i want on my own local named
<6> you don't need bind if you are just doing it on one or two nodes
<6> just put the entries in /etc/hosts
<6> providing your dns in nsswitch.conf is hosts: files dns :)
<6> which it is by default :)
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