On Saturday 27 May 2006 06:16, Roberto C. Sanchez wrote:
> Dirk wrote:
> > 1) It must be written in C
> > 2) It must be able to block connections from a specific IP
>
> Why must it be written in C? Either way, look at shorewall. Shorewall
> itself is a bunch of bash scripts, but it does everythin
On Saturday 27 May 2006 05:46, Dirk wrote:
> 1) It must be written in C
They all use iptables, so it all boils down to what iptables is written in.
> 2) It must be able to block connections from a specific IP
Duh?
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Dirk writes:
> 1) It must be written in C
Since the Linux firewall (Iptables) is part of the kernel and the kernel is
written in C, you've got it.
> 2) It must be able to block connections from a specific IP
That too.
What you really want is a firewall configurator such as Ipmasq. I know of
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Dirk wrote:
> 1) It must be written in C
> 2) It must be able to block connections from a specific IP
>
Why must it be written in C? Either way, look at shorewall. Shorewall
itself is a bunch of bash scripts, but it does everything with iptables
(which is itself written in C). It is extremely
you wanna try pf from openbsdOn 5/27/06, Linas Žvirblis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dirk wrote:> 1) It must be written in C> 2) It must be able to block connections from a specific IPiptables?--To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to
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Dirk wrote:
> 1) It must be written in C
> 2) It must be able to block connections from a specific IP
iptables?
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1) It must be written in C
2) It must be able to block connections from a specific IP
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