tunring off firestarter firewall from console. how?
hi, im trying to test vnc server on my machine. except i forgot to turn off my firewall before i left for the other computer. (im using firestarter as my firewall (its running as a service))
so ive ssh'd in and have root access, but i dont know how to turn it off. any help? [fedora core 1, and a recent (very likely the newest) version of firestarter] plx n thx |
i'd ps it to find the process, and kill it....
their manual only said click 'stop', soo... i then assume it only runs in the GUI, and can't be done much with offsite... never run it, can't say -- perhaps a 'man firestarter' or 'firestarter --help' can shed some light... |
I'd ps it to find the process, and kill it....
i would too, if i knw what it was called (ps -A yeilds nothing called firestarter or the like) no man page either |
Ummm .... firestarter is most likely NOT running as a
service :) ... it's a graphical front-end to iptables, and there IS no service running, it's kernel level. To find out which rules are active do a iptables -L To flush them, do a iptables -F Cheers, Tink |
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