Mike Dent wrote:
Did you try the iptables -L as I suggested though? It's probably still present in Debian.
Mike
On Mon, 22 Nov 2004 02:47:53 +0500, Adnan Ahmed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Mike Dent wrote:
Dont get caught by the same thing which had me ripping my hair out! I had installed Fedora core 2 on a box and forgot that it had installed iptables firewall! Type iptables -L and see if there are any rules? iptables -F will flush them for the time being, then try again. It worked for me, wow how silly I felt! Mike
I am using Debian it's not working for me any other thaughts,tips suggestions because now i am very exhausted with this error i am looking almost everyplace wiki google but no luck kindly helping me out.
*yes mike i am trying it both of your commands but still no luck.*
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