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  • Comment: Add INCLUDE command to firehol.conf

    firehol.conf is a BASH script. As such it supports includes already. Example: source my-other.conf . my-new.conf The dot '.' is a alias for 'source'.

    2009-11-15 17:28:48 UTC in FireHOL

  • FireHOL

    ktsaou committed patchset 473 of module firehol to the FireHOL CVS repository, changing 1 files.

    2009-10-01 10:25:23 UTC in FireHOL

  • Followup: RE: route a interface/ip to a different gateway?

    Generally speaking this is what you should do: rip=your.vpn.default.gateway.ip dev=your.vpn.device.name # copy the current routing table to ROUTE2 ip route flush table ROUTE2 ip route show | grep -v "^default" | while read; do ip route add table ROUTE2 ${REPLY}; done ip route add table ROUTE2 default via ${rip} dev ${dev} # send all traffic marked with 2 through this...

    2009-08-12 20:43:59 UTC in FireHOL

  • Followup: RE: how to port foreward?

    ... server_mytorrent_ports="tcp/12345 udp/12345" client_mytorrent_ports="any" ... dnat to internal.pc.ip.address proto "tcp udp" dport 12345 ... router interner2lan server mytorrent accept ...

    2009-08-11 18:14:54 UTC in FireHOL

  • Followup: RE: route a interface/ip to a different gateway?

    Hi, You should be looking for help in the Linux Advanced Routing How To. In general you need to setup 2 routing profiles and one or more routing filters to route your clients differently. FireHOL can only help if you want to use iptables MARKs in your routing filters, instead of IPs, and if you need to nat traffic. Check http://lartc.org/ Costa.

    2009-08-11 18:11:30 UTC in FireHOL

  • Followup: RE: Rapidly loosing my hair

    Are you sure you are not having routing problems? A common error is to have a different path for the packets coming in, and another for the packets going out. If this is the case, it is common to have packet drops. Normally, the packets logged by firehol contain the reason if you take a closer look. What interface name do the packets log? Which src/dst? Do they match firehol.conf?.

    2009-07-02 23:55:02 UTC in FireHOL

  • Followup: RE: CUPS with printer broadcasting

    Hi, If you have src/dst in the interface configuration, try adding the broadcast address too. If you don't have src/dst, try to find a log line with the packet that gets dropped. Regards, Costa.

    2009-07-02 23:48:55 UTC in FireHOL

  • Followup: RE: firehol not working

    Hi, The most probable reason is that your kernel is missing several netfilter/iptables modules. If you have compiled your kernel yourself, please add all netfilter/iptables options (as modules will do). Costa.

    2009-03-11 09:11:36 UTC in FireHOL

  • Followup: RE: Firehol with Squid and Dansguardian probl

    Rocky, You cannot mix two gateways so easily. It is important to guarrantee that a packet will be routed back exactly the same way it came in. Otherwise things will brake. To test if your firewall is blocking something, check the logs (I suggest to install ulogd so that iptables logs will be go to a separate file instead of the syslog). Once you installed ulogd, set FIREHOL_LOG_MODE=ULOG...

    2009-03-06 19:03:55 UTC in FireHOL

  • Followup: RE: Firehol with Squid and Dansguardian probl

    For the RDP: --- dnat to rdp.server.ip inface eth0 proto tcp dport 3389 transparent_squid 8080 "proxy dansguardian" inface eth1 src 192.168.0.0/16 #Wan interface "eth0" internet protection strong 10/sec 10 server "ssh webmin" accept client "all" accept #Lan interface "eth1" LAN policy accept router...

    2009-03-06 10:26:43 UTC in FireHOL

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