A security tool called LIDS comes to mind also you can get snort to edit the firewall rules when certain rules are met.
http://www.snort.org http://www.lids.org/ There are many "intrusion detection systems" for Linux around some can change the firewall rules on the fly when set rules are met like snort or LIDS. On Tue, 2005-04-19 at 19:20, Gottfried Szing wrote: > > does somebody of you have a better idea for this? maybe calling an script > which adds an iptables rule with an expiration? > > thanks, gottfried Regards Richard Neal ________________________________________________________________________ Kryten Cat: "Hey, I got it! We laser our way through!?" Kryten: "Ah, an excellent suggestion, Sir, with just two minor drawbacks. One, we don't have a power source for the lasers, and two, we don't have any lasers." - Cat and Kryten, White Hole ( Red Dwarf ) ________________________________________________________________________
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