Firewall
Well I have apache and mysql set up and just thought about a fire wall, back in the day i used to use firestarter, I think that was about slackware 9. I am not very good at iptables though I do understand it is the way to go. If anyone knows an easy way to set up iptables (for dummies) or know of a good firewall for slackware 13.1, I would appreciate the help. I am sure after many hours of reading I could probably start to build some Iptables but I am just not secure enough in my abilites, currently.
I have done some research on the forums, but I want to make sure the information I am getting is up to date. Thank you in advance to all helpful replies. P.S. I really like the slackware community. It is one of the reasons I use it. Everyone here has no problems lending a hand to help out, those who have done their research. |
Give Alien Bob's firewall generator a try. ( a lot of good stuff on Eric's site! :) )
http://connie.slackware.com/~alien/efg/ |
Try using Alien Bob's firewall generator for slackware
http://connie.slackware.com/~alien/efg/ --------------- GazL Beat me to it, lol ;) |
lol. close one there. Could have gone either way daedra. ;)
|
Well I noticed that firewall generator, and just wanted to be sure, so of course I took the unanimous advice ;) set up using the script copied the generated script, chmod +x firewall after naming my script firewall, then ran firewall. whoa errors comming out the yin yan.
perhaps it was my chmod ??? Code:
Loading kernel modules ... |
Quote:
|
Alright I redid the firewall script from the given site, renamed it, ran it as su,,, no errors,,, so fixed thanks everyone.
Lesson learned run firewall as su. lol ;) |
If you put the script in /etc/rc.d/rc.firewall then it'll be run on every boot automatically for you.
|
Quote:
|
You'll also need to make it executable... just sayin ;)
|
Quote:
|
I should explain a little better I think.
For the /etc/rc.d/rc.firewall script to be run at boot time it needs to be set executable or it will not be started. Code:
chmod +x /etc/rc.d/rc.firewall Code:
iptables -vnL |
Quote:
|
All times are GMT -5. The time now is 11:53 AM. |