One nice thing about portsentry is if you use apt-get to download
and install it, it is automagically included in your startup processes.
It defaults to just logging any information you may want but you
can reconfigure it so it will block whichever ports you want it do.
There is a good article on it here"
http://www.linuxnewbie.org/nhf/intel/security/portsentry1.html
On 6 Jan 01, at 19:16, Ed Lawson wrote:
> I am setting up a server which will be in remote location and need to be
> assured some apps are started at every reboot such as PortSentry. I am
> accustomed to putting these in rc.local. I see Stormix has no rc.local
> but does have a rc.boot. Is that where the commands to start additional
> apps should be put, or is it necessary to create an rc.local? TIA
>
> Ed Lawson
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