I found the problem. It didnt build the link between /etc/init.d/kmyfirewall & /etc/runlevels/default/kmyfirewall. I manually made the link and now it comes up when I boot.
On Tuesday 04 November 2003 11:20 pm, Chris wrote: > first i have to thank those that participated in the iptable thread, it > helped me track down the module i kept missing when config my kernel. > > I was able to get kmyfirewall working, I tested it by going to > http://www.securitymetrics.com/portscan.adp before turning it on which the > sight said my ports were closed. Then I turned on Kmyfirewall and the site > says all my ports are stealth. Which of course is whats suposed to happen. > > Heres the question: How do I get the firewall to start when I boot this > thing? When I reboot the firewall is not automaticly started. -- Chris [EMAIL PROTECTED] Science is an atempt to investegate the mirical of life. The Martian Chronicles -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
