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> How's aout te ye'old faithfull hosts.deny and hosts.allow entries, you
> should be able to specificy which hosts can and cannot get access to
the
> machine, even on the prot level.
>
> K
There are quite a few, very easy to install firewalls on freshmeat.net. I
personally like firewall by Jim. It has a nice install script and
wouldn't be any more difficult to install than any other program. That
is, as long as your kernel is properly configured and you have Iptables
installed.
I
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I am looking for a way to lock down a box with Redhat 8.0 on it that has
mysql, apache and other misc services on
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On Monday 02 June 2003 09:16 pm, Christopher Lyon wrote:
> > You really want a firewall, portsentry isn't enough.
> > That said, I've been building portsentry packages since before Cisco
> > bought Psionic:
> > http://www.tuxfan.homeip.net:8080/rpms/p
://poeple.redhat.com/rkeech
Andrew Loughnan
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On Monday 02 June 2003 08:10 pm, Christopher Lyon wrote:
> I am looking for a way to lock down a box with Redhat 8.0 on it that
> has mysql, apache and other misc services on it to just specific ip
> addresses and to the localhost. I didn't want to do
I am looking for a way to lock down a box with Redhat 8.0 on it that has
mysql, apache and other misc services on it to just specific ip
addresses and to the localhost. I didn't want to do go the extent of
getting iptables or netfilter up on it I just wanted something basic
that would work with all
