Hi.
I'm getting segfaults after building with the version of QT; 4.7.3
fwbuilder: segfault at 8 ip 00007f770307686b sp 00007fffc7ea4430 error 4 in libQtGui.so.4.7.2
I've met the requirements, using #2 below. Hope that was correct.
1. Qt SDK: Complete Development Environment : Qt SDK for Linux/X11 64-bit** (23 MB)
2. Qt: Framework Only : Qt libraries 4.7.3 for Linux/X11(204 MB)
Also, I'm wondering… is there a method to double check if Firewall Builder is generating iptables correctly?
For example, I've installed your binary: fwbuilder_4.2.0.3530-ubuntu-natty-1_amd64.deb on "Debian Testing"…
It hasn't crashed yet, and the Firewall generated seems to be logical and OK.
I really don't have a choice if I want the latest Firewall Builder (I do) on Debian Testing… I don't know which is a better choice…
a.) Use the Ubuntu version
b.) Use the 'alien' program to convert a .rpm version
May I ask for some feedback please.
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Also, I'm wondering… is there a method to double check if Firewall Builder is generating iptables correctly?
For example, I've installed your binary: fwbuilder_4.2.0.3530-ubuntu-natty-1_amd64.deb on "Debian Testing"…
It hasn't crashed yet, and the Firewall generated seems to be logical and OK.
There are a few ways to verify the iptables configuration.
1) You can use the "Inspect Generated File" option that is shown after the Compile is completed that will open the script file (iptables commands are towards the end). You can also open the generated script (.fw) in a text editor to review.
2) You can use the "Compile Rule" command to see what fwbuilder will generate for a specific rule. Select the rule and either press "X" key on your keyboard or right-click on the rule and select Compile Rule option. There is a short video tutorial about this on our website here http://www.fwbuilder.org/4.0/videos2.html
About the segfault, we'll need to collect some more information to try and debug that.
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For now, the ubuntu binary mentioned is not crashing so I will use it on Debian Testing.
If I understand your post, if the result of a compile does not show error, then the tables should have been generated correctly, but it's always a good idea to manually check.
Best regards,
Armz
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Hi.
I'm getting segfaults after building with the version of QT; 4.7.3
fwbuilder: segfault at 8 ip 00007f770307686b sp 00007fffc7ea4430 error 4 in libQtGui.so.4.7.2
I've met the requirements, using #2 below. Hope that was correct.
1. Qt SDK: Complete Development Environment : Qt SDK for Linux/X11 64-bit** (23 MB)
2. Qt: Framework Only : Qt libraries 4.7.3 for Linux/X11(204 MB)
Also, I'm wondering… is there a method to double check if Firewall Builder is generating iptables correctly?
For example, I've installed your binary: fwbuilder_4.2.0.3530-ubuntu-natty-1_amd64.deb on "Debian Testing"…
It hasn't crashed yet, and the Firewall generated seems to be logical and OK.
I really don't have a choice if I want the latest Firewall Builder (I do) on Debian Testing… I don't know which is a better choice…
a.) Use the Ubuntu version
b.) Use the 'alien' program to convert a .rpm version
May I ask for some feedback please.
There are a few ways to verify the iptables configuration.
1) You can use the "Inspect Generated File" option that is shown after the Compile is completed that will open the script file (iptables commands are towards the end). You can also open the generated script (.fw) in a text editor to review.
2) You can use the "Compile Rule" command to see what fwbuilder will generate for a specific rule. Select the rule and either press "X" key on your keyboard or right-click on the rule and select Compile Rule option. There is a short video tutorial about this on our website here http://www.fwbuilder.org/4.0/videos2.html
About the segfault, we'll need to collect some more information to try and debug that.
I cant tell why the binary you compiled yourself crashes but if one of our binary packages works, then you can use that.
Thank you both for your help.
For now, the ubuntu binary mentioned is not crashing so I will use it on Debian Testing.
If I understand your post, if the result of a compile does not show error, then the tables should have been generated correctly, but it's always a good idea to manually check.
Best regards,
Armz
With the latest build May 4, 2011 the segfault crash does not occur anymore.
Built with:
apt-get install qt-dev libsnmp-dev libxml2 libxml2-dev libxslt1.1 libxslt1-dev openssl
Thanks much.