Stephen
I would like to explain why you are not getting a response to the messages
you are posting to this and other lists.
This and most other requests you post are too vague or broad, and show
that you have not made any attempt to begin to find the answer yourself.
If you go to the redhat website or any website mirroring the linux
documentation project (LDP) you can search for these topics, or with a
little amount of effort browse a table of contents to find information on
these topics. Also if you install the howto rpm, you will have many HOWTO
documents on your hard drive under /usr/doc/HOWTO. You can look fire
howtos that have names that match these keywords
BIG HINT /usr/doc/HOWTO/Firewall-HOWTO
BIG HINT /usr/doc/HOWTO/Mail*-HOWTO
or use the grep command to search for keywords in the HOWTO files.
At the very least these HOWTOs will give you an rough idea of what you
want to do, and give you pointers to other sources of information. It may
be enough to help you without having to ask any questions at all, but
once you have read up on the topic, feel free to ask the list more
specific questions.
I will tell you this. Enabling both of these is not like turning a
switch. It will require you to have a basic understanding of how they
work, and some configuration based on that understanding. And it will not
be that way on *any* of the distributions.
If I may offer one more piece of advice (unrelated to this message) -
don't ask how to find and download other distributions, and what features
they contain on redhat lists. Go to the website for those distributions
and find the information there, or sign up on their email lists.
I hope this helps you.
charles
On Sat, 18 Dec 1999, Stephen Liu wrote:
> Hi all people,
>
> Re Web server (RedHat 6.0), kindly advise how to enable:
>
> 1) Firewall
> 2) Mail forwarding
>
> coming with the distribution as default and how to check them having been
> enabled afterwards. Thanks
>
> B.R.
> Stephen Liu
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