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unixfreak 08-24-2004 09:30 PM

How to Install GuardDog?
 
I had downloaded GuardDog and I extracted them and I do not know which extracted files to install it with. Theres a lot like Makefile, conf, Intsall.sh, or something like that.

What is the install proceedure? Im assuming its a command type install.

Thanks

SocialEngineer 08-24-2004 09:51 PM

I would guess, from your description, that it is just your basic linux software install.

Type the following commands in the directory you extracted the files to (from a terminal window):

./configure

If it gives you some errors saying you are missing packages, you'll need to download the ones it specifies. Just hit freshmeat and do a search for whatever.

Then, once ./configure runs without errors, do the following

make (this compiles the software)

su (to go to root user)
type in your password for root

make install (to move the binaries to where they are supposed to go)

You'll do that a lot probably, unless you can find mandrake RPMs for whatever software you are trying to install (assuming you are using Mandrake - I'm guessing so from your sig).

unixfreak 08-24-2004 10:23 PM

Theres Guarddog2 and Guarddog3.

Should I extract then both? I typed in
./configure and came up with No such directory or file


SocialEngineer 08-24-2004 11:05 PM

Ok, let me ask this.. What kind of file did it come in? Was it a .tar.gz, a .tar.bz2, or a .rpm (or something else)?

Look for a file titled "INSTALL" and open it in your favorite text editor.

unixfreak 08-25-2004 01:52 AM

tar.gz

jonr 08-25-2004 08:18 AM

You can get a Mandrake rpm for Guarddog and install it that way. That's what I did. I use Mandrake 9.2.

Guarddog is one of my most valuable applications. Without it, I wouldn't have a good firewall. I don't have time or inclination to master iptables--I cannot devote my entire life to computer study. With Guarddog, setting up a firewall that gives me a perfect "stealth" status on Gibson Research's "Shields Up" test took only five or ten minutes.

unixfreak 08-25-2004 06:49 PM

Im really confused. I went here:

http://www.simonzone.com/software/guidedog/

I see the rpm file to download but its not a clickable link. And im using Mandrake 9.1.

unixfreak 08-25-2004 06:57 PM

I just installed the link below:

1.0.0 RPM: guidedog-1.0.0-1mdk.i586.rpm ~129Kb

But it has only Read Only because I went to Find Files and it was listed as Read Only. How could I resolve this?

Ok, I got it to Open under the Find Files List.

But under the Advanced Config Window of Guarddog, what should I do to STEALTH ALL my ports without loosing my ability to view webpages??? Or Email??

But why is it Read Only????

Capt_Caveman 08-25-2004 07:13 PM

Guidedog is the routing/NAT implementation, I don't believe it is designed for packet filtering (firewalling). In fact the guidedog intro says it is designed to work alongside Guarddog, which is the firewal configuration utility.

Capt_Caveman 08-25-2004 07:16 PM

Here's a link for a Mandrake rpm of guarddog:

http://www.rpmfind.net/linux/rpm2htm...mit=Search+...

unixfreak 08-25-2004 07:21 PM

And one note about Linux. I thought Linux was a secure Operating System and stable too. How come we have to have a Firewall installed???


Anyway, After downloading, where should I install the file to??? And how?

I could see the file locates in my Home directory called:
guarddog -21.0-1.i386.rpm

Also, how could I configure Guarddog to stealth all my ports and be able to view webpages??? I want the Common Ports to be stealthed on www.grc.com, with the ability to open up webpages. How could I set this up in Guarddog? Thats all I want to know.

Thats it.


Capt_Caveman 08-25-2004 07:35 PM

RPM will install the files where ever they need to go. Just do:

Code:

login as root
cd into the same directory as the rpm file
use ls to make sure it's there.
rpm -ivh guardog.xxx-xx.rpm (replace x's with whatever the rpm is named)

Post any errors that you get. You can do whatever you want with the rpm once it's installed. Delete it if you like.

I don't use guarddog, so for specifics on configuring guarddog read the documentation:
http://www.simonzone.com/software/gu...tutorial-basic

unixfreak 08-25-2004 07:43 PM

Im totally sorry but when I open up xterm or whatever, how do I install or type the command?

The file located in the directory is this:( In /home/myusername/ )
guarddog -21.0-1.i386.rpm

Or, should I just click on it and hit YES to install?? But if I do that, how do I know where to open up Guarddog??

So, how would I do in Xtern ?

unixfreak 08-25-2004 07:55 PM

I clicked on the file and the following error messages:

libGLcore.so.l is needed by guarddog-2.1.0-1

libpng.so.2 is needed by guarddog-2.1.0-1

Capt_Caveman 08-25-2004 08:10 PM

Welcome to dependency hell. You'll need to install those first. They're likely on your Mandrake installlation disks. Insert Mandrake install disks and look for those rpms (I'm not sure which disk they'll be on). You can click those as well to install.

btw, why didn't you download the Mandrake-specific version. There are a bunch of different versions in that link and all but one are specifically designed for Mandrake. I think you'll be better off with the guaddog-2.2..0-1mdk.i586.rpm


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