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Martin Marcher wrote: |
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>Hi, |
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>i have a home setup with portsentry also hooked to my box as firewall |
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>addition. now the problem my box is in another room and sometimes my |
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>colleague just turns it of (the brutal way just unplug it). now i was |
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>wondering if anyone had ideas about how to save the iptables state that |
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>portsentry creates. iptables-save doesn't do the trick for some reaseon |
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>thx |
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>Martin |
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Maybe you should write a simple bash-script and take it into the init RC |
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scripts. (default booting runlevel) |
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Command "iptables" can be used in terminal to control the netfilter. You |
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can find programs or webpages to automatically generate these lines for you. |
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