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<0> okay are you trying from inside? or from outside?
<1> and also in the former rules i did see some packets come trhough
<0> cause if your trying from inside you'll have issues
<1> it would usually come in on the public ip, but i am just testing it on the private side
<1> as a more minimal case
<0> okay if you set it up to work on the public side it will not work from the private side
<0> its an issue with redirection confusion inside iptables (and other firewall devices)
<1> are you saying trying to test it just on the private side is not a good move
<0> this is something i learned ages back when dealing with firewalls :)
<1> because of those earlier forwarding rules?
<0> i'm saying if your on the private side (ie 192.168.0.32) and you try to go to the public ip (155.41.0.44) it will not get properly redirected back into the private network
<1> i was on the private side, and testing the forwarding of packets strictly on the private
<1> i was on a host on the 192.168.x.x network, and i did telnet 192.168.255.122 8080 and got a connection
<1> and then on that same host
<1> did <gateway> 8080 and it hung, although in tcpdump it did show the packets were going through, strangely
<0> hmm not sure
<1> tcpdump on the .122 host was showing connection to the 192.168.x.x. random host
<1> 32 1920 DNAT tcp -- * * 0.0.0.0/0 0.0.0.0/0 tcp dpt:8080 to:192.168.255.122:8080
<0> oh oh i see a problem maybe
<0> your stuck in an infinate loop maybe
<0> change your rule around a bit
<1> the rule is vague enough that it doesn't matter if it is coming on the public (eth1) or the private (eth0), but i wonder if that first 2 rules i showed you are causing a problem
<0> iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -p tcp -d 192.168.0.1 --dport 8080 -j DNAT --to-destination: 192.168.255.122:8080
<1> with the wholel masq-ing thing, keep in mind this is a live system
<2> dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xfree86 modifies which file ?
<0> see your going by nics and not ips so when you get redirected to the new ip it still falls within the clause of the redirect
<1> i will try that
<1> nope
<1> but it is saying trying, and not "connection refused", but it is not saying "Connected to compute-7-12.local (192.168.255.122)" as it does when i did it directly
<1> 5 300 DNAT tcp -- * * 0.0.0.0/0 192.168.0.1 tcp dpt:8080 to:192.168.255.122:8080
<0> is 0.1 the gateway and the ip your trying to telnet to?
<1> no packets in tcpdump coming through ...errr
<1> yes
<0> and i'm not sure if DNAT will work inside like that, never tried before
<1> maybe i should try from outside, change dest to the pub address, and open 8080 to the outside
<1> maybe the masq is getting confused
<1> the packets are arriving but not beign routed correctly
<3> how can I delete my linux so I can install DOS 6.2 ?
<0> remove the partitions using fdisk under dos or linux
<1> i think my other rules are conflicting
<1> iptables config is read in order correct?
<0> yup
<1> instead of running these by hand maybe i need to put them in the config
<1> because the other rules
<1> before
<1> but since the target is "prerouting" doesn't that take presendence
<0> no, rules are always first match wins the packet
<1> ok, let me try again with these rules in the beginning of my iptables file
<1> yes, but prerouting is before anything else
<1> i did an iptables-save and it showed i rules i added at the top
<0> well prerouting is its own table
<1> yes..
<0> so other tables dont conflicts with it but the prerouting rules must be in proper order
<1> right, but that is the only prerouting rule that i have
<1> to send 8080 packets to that host
<1> ok i give up for today
<1> that wasn't it i guess
<3> try 8086
<3> thats more PC like
<1> whatever
<3> 80286?
<4> ha
<4> hi
<5> Hi to you too, themaxxz .
<2> dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xfree86 modifies which file ?
<3> probably /etc/XF86config or something
<6> /etc/X11/XF86Config-4 i think, in recent versions anyway
<2> well thats as I thought it was also, but... it doesnt modify it!
<2> anyone has an idea why ?
<3> there are more files in /usr/X11 .. somewhere
<3> check out there
<2> k
<2> have u meant /etc/X11 ?
<6> I think he did yes
<4> dammit
<7> janet
<4> no need to curse
<7> i didnt, u did lol
<4> you did, that was a dutch curse word
<7> i was merely completing the rocky horror picture show line
<4> or a dutch insulting word
<7> wouldnt know luv, as i dont not know no dutch folk
<4> well I'm telling you, it is
<7> and thats a trele negative, so go work that one out :)
<7> trele = treble
<6> Gaia^: see there, you scared him away
<7> im good at that
<6> hehe
<8> hello
<8> i have problem with overheating laptop (Gentoo)
<8> under windows have i no problems with it
<6> probably because some ACPI driver slows the CPU when it gets too hot, which imho it should not be able to become
<6> the fact that it is a problem to me suggests that the laptop has some design error, preventing it to run at full speed for any extended period of time
<6> I suppose it might be a gentoo problem if the fans are controlled by the OS though
<8> how can i fix that?
<9> sorry the connection was gone
<9> how can i fix that
<6> the latter probably by installing some ACPI driver (if one exists for that system) the former I will still say indicates a design error, but I suppose you can use som eCPU throtling thingy to just set the CPU at 75% speed or some such
<6> but I'll still maintain that any system which can run to hot has hardware/design issues
<9> ok
<9> it is only on gentoo before on windows have I this problem not
<6> rss2: most laptop CPU's have the ability to alter their speed setting, so my guess is that windows monitors the temperature and simply lowers the CPU speed when it gets too hot
<9> k
<6> that is my guess anyway
<10> Gathond: I found one other way... issue SIGSTOP to offending processes until temp goes down. There's even a perl script
<6> Viking667: true, but still I think its really a hardware/design problem if the system is inadquetly cooled
<10> true.
<11> is somepne familiar with php instalation i get an odd error
<12> LadyByte: Tell hamzila about smart questions
<11> In file included from /usr/local/include/fnmatch.h:38,
<11> from /root/tgzuri/php-5.1.4/ext/standard/file.c:123:
<12> hamzila: Distro?
<11> usr/local/include/ap_config.h:73:16: os.h: No such file or directory
<11> slackware
<11> make: *** [ext/standard/file.lo] Error 1
<13> heh thats your problem :P
<13> nod reality
<11> what problem?
<14> slackware?
<15> well, slackware is what we used to use before we had real distributions, or has 4,999 users, now that zatmac uses debian, or for the terminally masochistic, or if i want a copy of PV's harddrive, i ask him myself. "Slackware, because Linux is only free if you DON'T VALUE YOUR TIME", or so "secure" that you can't even do your work with it.
<11> oh.h is in include
<11> os.h
<16> yo
<16> my amsn's screwed
<14> bummer
<16> when i try to download the TLS pacakge, cauz i just formatted
<16> it says: "Error installing TLS module : couldnt open socket : connection refused"
<10> splat splat splat...
<17> I'm wondering if anyone here has had any problems installing any kind of linux OS on the Acer Aspire 3623. I found some stuff on it online with regards to the 3613, but I'm not sure what the differences would be with regards to linux compatibility
<11> come on
<11> what is the problem about
<12> hamzila: Come on. Use a different distro
<11> this php instalation that i make
<11> right
<17> I'm jus wondering if this laptop would be useless with Linux or not before I buy it
<11> all you avoid the question
<11> blame it on other things
<12> hamzila: Nope. We blame it on one thing...slackware
<11> so what php version should i use?
<12> And the hundreds of users who come here looking for help with that crap every day
<10> c64_: grab a copy of Ubuntu. If it runs with that, it'll run with Linux, generally.
<11> ok then my question is usual to you what is the problem beside slackware
<11> ?
<17> Viking667: ok... not sure if the store will let me do that
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