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On Friday 22 October 2004 23:25, N. Thompson wrote: > Right now I have Slackware up and running, I've got Xorg configured to > use the NV drivers until I have the commercial nvidia drivers installed > and my sound card doesn't work yet so I'll probably have to compile the > drivers for that too. Right now though what I need help with is finding > and setting up a firewall, I want something that will be easy to set up > such as the Mandrake firewall or that one Xandros uses but I would > prefer something that integrates very nicely into KDE such as > KMyFirewall although simpler. If anyone has any pointers or perhaps an > interesting article they could refer me to on getting started with > Slackware I would appreciate it :-) . Nate, Attached is an email I received from a guy named Andy. His email explains how to set up iptables on Slackware 9.1, but it should work for 10.0 too. I used this procedure/firewall on my 9.1 system and it worked flawlessly. Since I upgraded to 10.0 I have a router that does the forewalling for me. In the email, read the bottom message first, download Arno's iptables from freshmeat, and then follow Andy's instructions. Any questions, drop me a line. You could probably even email Andy if you like. He didn't mind me emailing him directly. He was very eager to help. I have no knowledge of any GUI firewall frontends, sorry. Hope this helps, Jerry Look here for arno's iptables: http://freshmeat.net/projects/iptables-firewall/ -- The KING is coming!..................Rev. 1:7 Linux User #153217..................http://counter.li.org -------------- next part -------------- An embedded message was scrubbed... From: unknown sender Subject: no subject Date: no date Size: 5929 Url: /pipermail/christiansource_ofb.biz/attachments/20041023/c5dfc5fb/Firewallsetup.eml
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