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<0> RE
<1> Rawplayer: what is RE?
<0> mi
<0> fa
<0> sol
<0> etc...
<0> ;p
<1> why do you say it in every channel?
<0> re == returned ;)
<0> sorry :\
<2> i am having problems compiling kipgenerator
<2> can anyone help?
<3> http://pastebin.com/592035
<3> can anyone help with those errors?
<3> i am using kmyfirewall and iptables
<1> madmike: looks like your kernel doesn't support iptables
<1> madmike: try modprobe iptable_filter
<3> FATAL: Module iptable_filter not found.
<3> when i do the modprobe
<3> where in the kernel (i use menuconfig) is this option?
<1> what kernel?
<1> Networking options, IP packet filtering something
<3> k
<3> thanks
<4> madmike: when you're in the menuconfig ... type '/' then search for iptable
<3> ok
<3> thanks
<4> there's one for ip and ipv6
<3> it is already enabled
<4> is it enabled with '*' or 'M'?
<5> i am having problems compiling kiptablesgenerator can someone help?
<3> an M
<3> should i make it an *?
<1> you need stuff inside it enabled too
<4> danieldg, which stuff
<3> i have packet filtering and raw table support so far
<6> junix659: what's the problem?
<5> 1 sec
<5> robw810: checking for Qt... configure: error: Qt (>= Qt 3.0 and < 4.0) (headers and libraries) not found. Please check your installation!
<6> junix659: Well, is qt installed?
<5> yes
<5> i installed it
<6> and ran ldconfig
<5> no
<6> ding ding
<5> ok
<5> now what?
<6> compiled
<6> er, compile
<5> nope that didn't do it
<5> its still giving me that error
<5> ...
<6> junix659: you probably need to specify the qt dir somewhere in ./configure
<5> ****
<7> hi
<7> can i limit my bandwidth with iptables ?
<8> no, see the LARTC howto.
<8> junix659: what distro is this?
<9> how do i edit Iptables rules-save without having to stop /etc/init.d/iptables?
<1> iptables-save > file
<1> iptables-restore file
<8> iptables is not a daemon, it's merely a tool to manipulate the kernel's netfilter rules.
<5> rob0: Debian Unstable
<8> I'm not a Debianist, but I do know that they say Sid is for those who know how to compile and to fix broken things. Perhaps you should drop back to Sarge? But, if the problem is not having the libraries you need installed, you still can't compile.
<8> ./configure --help is your friend
<8> "less ./configure" and "/qt<enter>" might help too.
<10> Do I need to configure in a local Area Network if I'm only running my system at home ? Can I remove all the variables in this script that deal with LAN_IP and the rules that are connected or should I set up eth1 and add the values working with it this way.
<8> If you're not routing for any other systems you only need INPUT rules.
<8> And you don't need a complex script. http://netfilter.org/documentation/HOWTO//packet-filtering-HOWTO-5.html
<10> can I convert that to work with dhcp, of course, but is this the best place to start.
<8> change ppp0 to eth0 or whatever you use.
<10> So do I need to specify the "!" after -i to make eth0 inverted. or can I just specify -i eth0
<10> What's the reverse effect of eth0 ?
<8> I'm off to bed, have to leave you in the fine hands of "man iptables". It's answered in there.
<10> good night, thx
<11> Good morning, what I'm about to ask may be impossible but here goes: We want to redirect all packets of a certain protocol that come in from the internet to a multicast group. Would it work if we simply redirect all that traffic to 224.2.2.2 ?
<12> hello everyone , I wann block os fingerprinting for my linux box , is there any tutorial available about how to do it with iptables ?
<13> ValmikRoy: you can't really block it very effectively, but it's possible to spoof it. google for ippersonality.
<12> thanks , trappist
<14> hello, i have a problem configuring the firewall and dhcp.... ca somebody help?
<15> shoot
<0> RE
<16> hey, if i have an iptables computer with eth0 connected to wan and eth1 connected to a lan computer, do i need a crossover cable to go from eth1 to the other computer's card?
<16> with an iptables box?
<1> yes
<16> ah i see
<16> it would be cool if you could switch a card through its driver
<16> or if it could auto sense
<1> I think some cards are auto sense - definately many switches are
<16> so there's pretty much no chance a regular cable will work? the cards are linksys cards
<1> pretty much; if it was going to work, it would work right away
<16> i haven't tried
<16> it's a computer for a friend of mine
<1> it probably won't work
<16> after you guys straightened me out, i built one for him with his old computer
<16> and i set it up only with eth0 connected, so i haven't tried shoving any data through there at all.
<17> anyone seen such error: iptables: Unknown error 4294967295 ,while doing iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -s 192.168.0.14 -j MASQUERADE ?
<16> can you specify a network address in that line? I'm VERY new, and i've only specified a network interface there
<1> the line itself is correct
<1> do you have the ipt_MASQUERADE module?
<1> I think the "unknown error" needs a bug report... I might file one sometime
<16> i just went in and made everything under advanced router a module
<1> ok, is the module loaded?
<16> oh, sorry, it's not me who is having the problem
<17> sure it is
<17> module is in place
<17> kernel 2.4.30
<16> crashev, any reason why you're not going with 2.6.x?
<17> hardware,its only PII,64Mb ram...
<14> hello
<14> moin
<15> Hi Sarah :)
<18> Hello!
<15> Long time no see ?
<18> Yeah, you haven't been around much lately?
<15> heh, as usall working and working
<19> hello, could someone tell me what port i need to accept to allow DCC?
<1> it's not a specific port
<13> elkbuntu: dcc uses random ports. you need to modprobe ip_conntrack_irc and/or ip_nat_irc depending on your setup
<19> using ubuntu, if that helps
<13> and you need to allow ESTABLISHED,RELATED traffic
<20> hi all
<20> i need help about iptables
<20> i have a problem with a rule
<20> :S
<20> anybody can helpme ?
<21> im sure there is, so show us
<20> i have this rule
<20> iptables -A FORWARD -m ipp2p --edk --kazaa --gnu --bit --apple --dc --soul --winmx --ares -j DROP
<20> but
<20> i need enable a XMULE
<20> to specific IP
<21> so add an accept before the drop
<20> how ?
<20> i uderstand so so iptables
<21> first write iptables -A FORWARD -m xmule -j ACCEPT
<21> then write your old line
<20> iptables -A FORWARD -s 192.168.1.x -m xmule -j ACCEPT IP ?
<20> :S
<21> without the 'IP ?' part, yes
<21> looks about right
<20> so
<20> how ?
<20> iptables -A FORWARD -s IP -m xmule -j ACCEPT ?
<20> IP = 192.168.2.C
<20> IP = 192.168.2.X
<20> ??
<20> ok try
<20> thanks
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