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I can get Firestarter to install but it wont start I get a unknown error. I have Suse 9.3 I dont have any other firewallls running. Their website doesnt have much info on it.
When use kpackage to install I get a warning
warning: //home/nemo/OperaDownloads/firestarter-1.0.3-5.i586.rpm: V3 DSA signature: NOKEY, key ID 5e00df4c
I had the same problem. The program just wouldn't work. It did start but it couldn't start start filtering or change any configuration. The Suse 9.2 binary worked, but the old Suse version apparently logged firewall to /var/log/messages while 9.3 logs to /var/log/firewall. That's why the old binary doesn't show activity in the real time display unless you tweak the used log file. I got rid of Firestarter anyway since it kept jamming my outbound connections. I couldn't figure out why.
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