[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > > > > netstat -na|grep LIS is your friend > > > > OK, this was because it listens on an IPv6. My command only lists IPv4 > connections. > > > There are (at least two ways) to restart shorewall using the web > > interface: > > > > 1. > > Firewall and the choose the action ... this will be fired the first time > > ... because the restart value is already there and the event is only fired > > when it changes ... so choose start next time > > It doesn't work (I forgot to mention that I already tried this).
it works here for me (of course one needs to click on apply) in order to verify this; login as root, fire shorewall clear and then verify with iptables -L. Then go to the client web interface and choose start or restart ... apply and then come back to the console and fire iptables -L again ... you'll notice that shorewall has been restarted ... > > 2. > > Services->Summary->shorewall->restart > > The page 'Services->Summary' never ends. When started manually the command > "/usr/share/naat/scripts/services.pl 59bb5a0b7632162fa11b94f2471a8e2e > list" output nothing (and never ends). simply wait ... it takes some time but it finally works ... at least here for me ... on several mnfs. Same for the command line output ... it works here but, as I said, it takes somes time (in order to do service status for all the services). my 2cts, -- Florin http://www.mandrakesoft.com http://people.mandrakesoft.com/~florin/
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