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Originally posted by aragorn_great I check my security settings each time the security level goes back to high???
Assuming you have redhat (put your distro in the personal profile).
There's a startup script that changes the iptables back to default every time you reboot
Distribution: Emacs and linux is its device driver(Slackware,redhat)
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look disable the firewall but when u open redhat-config-security level it will show high but it is not hight until you hit ok if you hit ok it will write the setting if you have router like mi problem i router not linux.
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