Maybe you should try giving away more info first ? 

OS, shorewall version etc. 

I have used shorewall in very complex setups ( 2 or more providers with 
loadbalancing, failover + 5 or more internal network + up to 10 OpenVPN tunnels 
+ bridged KVM's on both internal, external interfaces AND their own virtual 
network ) and i have had no trouble in making things just work. 


----- "felis nigripes" <[email protected]> wrote: 


Thanks Tom, Roberto, 

apparently i'm way too stupid to get a simple cookbook config to run in a 
reasonable time. 
I spend a lot of time looking for ways to get the config's notation right - 
commented examples in the config files would probably help me better than a lot 
of documentation and might be a nice idea for noobs like me - 
f.i. in shorewall.conf: 

# lograte example: 15/minute, if you use this option also fill in the logburst 
number 
LOGRATE= 

Anyway, thank you for the software, pity i can't get it to do what i need it to 
do 

cheers 



2010/3/19 felis nigripes < [email protected] > 


Hi Roberto, 

thank you for your speedy reply! 
'k will follow your advice, but still wonder about what i'm doing wrong. 
I have a server in a local network, with a gateway. The local network needs 
more access, f.i. ssh, the Net only web. Simple i agree, i bet it's easy in 
shorewall too, just have to find out how :) 

kind regards 


2010/3/19 Roberto C. Sánchez < [email protected] > 






On Fri, Mar 19, 2010 at 08:25:58PM +0100, felis nigripes wrote: 
> 
> SSH/ACCEPT loc $FW 
> > with 'loc' in hosts specified as [1] 192.168.0.150/32 

> 
> If i specify a debug loglevel i see no change. How can i debug shorewall? 
> What am i missing? 
> shorewall-hosts(5) says this: 

"This file is used to define zones in terms of subnets and/or individual 
IP addresses. Most simple setups don´t need to (should not) place 
anything in this file." 

I am guessing that your setup is simple, so you should remove that entry 
from the hosts file, restart Shorewall and try again. 

Regards, 

-Roberto 

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