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<0> oogle: msql has nothing to have with rerouting
<1> hmm. I use privoxy with tor... but now I'd like to use it as transparent prxy w/o tor
<1> lemme try that rule with 3128
<2> its not working neuron
<0> no
<0> you need to thange te port
<3> IPTABLES -t nat -A PREROUTING -p tcp --dport 80 -j REDIRECT --to-ports 8118
<3> uh
<0> replace 3128 with the listening port of privoxy
<3> neuron, is it morning there?
<0> oogle: not realy, why?
<3> Because you're either dyslexic or blind.
<3> I said 'MASQ'
<4> oogle: Masquerading in kernel 2.2 speak for SNAT
<1> neuron: did that...
<4> in=is
<1> neither way seems to work. But either proxy works when put into the browser by hand
<0> AstrialPhant: cfdisk
<3> rrohde, have you flushed iptables?
<0> rrohde: kittenbot may be right, does privoxy support transparent proxy-ing?
<1> oogle, yeh... I have a little script to do that
<3> kay.
<4> rrohde: You have to enable transparent mode on your proxy -- if it doesn't have it, then this redirection stuff you're doiing isn't going to work.
<3> did you flush the nat table?
<1> kittenbot, oh..
<3> Does it, that is?
<1> oogle, my script flushes the nat table, too :)
<5> How can I map a network drive in linux?
<2> nothing happened neuron
<6> setsuka get smb4k
<0> AstrialPhant: i dont realy know what you are doing
<6> cool
<3> do you have port 80 accepting?
<2> arnt i suppse to put that in the command line?
<0> these commands should have output something
<2> they arnt..
<0> hm
<0> echo aaa
<0> :D
<3> oh, uh
<3> use -d <your ip>/32
<3> That'll stop all the requests from getting screwed.
<2> neuron
<2> when i type "cfdisk" in to browser i get something
<2> "linux programming manual"
<0> you dont need to type cdfisk in the browser
<3> iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -p tcp -d <your ip>/32 --dport 80 -j REDIRECT --to-ports 8118
<3> it is morning here, and I am tired.
<1> oogle, trying..
<0> AstrialPhant: how did you enter the shell enviroment?
<1> oogle port 80 is open tp the priv lan
<2> shell environment?
<0> the command line
<0> date?
<0> AstrialPhant: the command line
<0> LadyByte: date
<7> The current date is Sun Mar 26 16:55:27 2006 (UTC of course, this is *NIX)
<2> in the command line i just tpyed what u told me..
<0> AstrialPhant: how did you get in the command line?
<2> im using kde
<2> i went to the k menu
<4> SO_ORIGINAL_DST
<2> then i went to run command
<0> AstrialPhant: type sh there
<2> nothing for sh...
<2> damnit im i doing somethign wrong?
<0> AstrialPhant: may be
<0> go to run
<0> type bash
<0> and run
<2> where can i find run?
<1> oogle $IPTABLES -t nat -A PREROUTING -p tcp -d 192.168.0.0/32 --dport 80 -j REDIRECT --to-ports 8118 works
<3> rrohde, did it work?
<3> kay.
<1> heh
<1> but why?
<3> Why?
<1> why -d option makes a diff
<4> neuron: Tell him to use the console instead of trying to figure out how to bring up an xterm ?
<3> that didnt, /32 did
<0> :D
<1> ohh
<3> it's a uh
<3> What's it called.
<0> AstrialPhant: do you know how to get in the console?
<2> no
<2> i just started linux yesterday..
<1> oogle, well.. I am close, but not quite there yet :) .. hasn't made "click" in the head :)
<3> Yeah
<3> it's subnetting ****
<4> neuron: Of course -- if he's running xchat...
<4> It's be better if he had two machines :P
<1> oogle, normally, when refereing to my network, I always used /24 ... for a cl*** C addy quite right, no?
<3> /32 being your local stuff
<3> yeah
<0> AstrialPhant: i never realy used a gui(kde,gnome..etc) before
<3> but since they're connecting to you in that certain happy way, it ignores everything apart from /32
<0> AstrialPhant: so i dont know how to start a shell
<0> from a gui
<3> It's all a bit whimsical
<1> oogle. I guess I try not to understand, just accept :)
<3> however I'm so tired, I can't remember anything
<4> AstrialPhant: Go through the programs in your start-menu, look for a program called Konsole.
<3> no, understand
<3> read documentation
<1> oogle, well, thanks for the help :)
<1> I will.. :)
<2> k
<2> its open
<3> http://www.digipro.com/Papers/IP_Subnetting.shtml
<0> okay
<0> type mount | grep /dev/hd
<0> AstrialPhant: and hit enter
<0> please paste only the first line
<1> oogle.. thanks for the info
<2> /dev/hda2 on / type ext3 (rw,errors=remount-ro)
<3> so'k
<0> okay
<0> now type cfdisc
<0> and hit enter
<2> fatal error...
<2> cannot open disk drive
<0> AstrialPhant: try cfdisk /dev/hda
<2> same message
<4> AstrialPhant: You need to become root.
<0> AstrialPhant: su
<2> how do i do that?
<0> AstrialPhant: type su
<3> haha
<0> AstrialPhant: enter the root p***word
<0> AstrialPhant: and hit enter
<3> Not to laugh or anything, but do you get a lot of this?
<0> AstrialPhant: then type cfdisk -P s /dev/hsa
<2> i only have 1 p*** and its not accepting it..
<0> AstrialPhant: cfdisk -P s /dev/hda sorry
<2> does root have default p***
<2> ?
<3> AstrialPhant, is it your machine?
<3> do you actually own this box?
<4> AstrialPhant: Try typing: sudo /bin/bash
<2> yes i just setup yesderday...
<3> Type su
<3> and hit enter
<4> Then the p***word that you do have -- lets see if that works...
<3> and then hit enter again
<3> haha
<2> ok im in root
<3> hahaha
<0> heh
<2> thx kitten
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