Re: [sleuthkit-users] new to the list

[eric <er...@ho...>]

hmmm, I am using debian, I turned off firestarter and ran nmap on
10.0.0.2 and port 8888 was not filtered and showed as open

I feel strongly that it is the way I have it setup ...I'm thinking I
need to give permission to some directory on my machine, but I am not
sure what directory or what permissions...

Thanks again,
eric

Detective David Vitkus wrote:
> eric wrote:
> 
>> Hi, I'll cut to the chase:
>>
>> I'm trying to get autopsy to act as a server so I use the command:
>>
>> ./autopsy -p 8888 10.0.0.2
>>
>> and then go to another computer on the same network open a browser and
>> type in the autopsy url ...I get access denied you have been logged
>>
>> I am using newest firefox as the browser on the client computer
>>
>>
>> I have installed sleuth kit and autopsy on my home drive ...what would I
>> need to do to allow access to the autopsy url?
>>
>> I am just fooling around with the program right now, so I am not too
>> worried about security at this point in time.
>>
>> Thanks for your time,
>> eric
>>
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> 
> Eric,
> Check the firewall settings on your Autopsy / Sleuthkit machine.  Some
> Linux distro's (I'm assuming your using it) install a firewall by
> default.  It may be blocking your port.
> 
> Good luck
>