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Alain Ganuchaud <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I wish to log all IPs getting a connection on my http server
> via ipmasqadm portfw through my firewall.
Can't your HTTP server log who connects to it? Since the connections
are masqueraded, the server will be able to log the real IP's of
connecting sessions.
> Unfortunately, I didn't find the same -l parameter as ipchains for
> logging that.
The best I can think of, if you really want to log on the firewall box,
is to set up input rules that accept packets matching a web connect
(i.e. incoming, TCP, dest-port 80, SYN bit), and log the packet with -l.
But I would investigate logging via the http daemon, first.
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