Networking :: Iptables (and starting it)

Quote (curaga @ Jan. 15 2008,10:52)

;_;
ok so i cannot use iptables for dsl-n...

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You can block sites without iptables, too:
Just add the url(s) of the site to /etc/hosts with an ip of 127.0.0.1, so they all point to yourself and unless you are running a web server, no getting to those pages.

Oh cool
and i can also do the viceversa? i mean: allowing only 2 url and redirecting others to 127.0.0.1? (this is what i need to...

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correction: iptables.dsl with can't be used with dsl-n. iptables can, if you can compile it.

Sorry, /etc/hosts only works that way, it can't allow some and direct all others to something. Iptables is needed for that..

I think though that the iptables modules are included in DSL-N; not sure though. does

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find /lib/modules -name "*conntr*"

give any output?

Quote (curaga @ Jan. 16 2008,11:09)

I think though that the iptables modules are included in DSL-N; not sure though. does

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find /lib/modules -name "*conntr*"

give any output?

nope, no output

Well, if the modules aren't included, you're facing building the kernel. Have you done it before?
It's quite easy, you can use the default configuration as a base, just select the ip tables modules, and maybe remove stuff you don't need. If you compile for your processor, it will run faster too.

It's 2.6.13 patched with unionfs, I think.

2.6.12

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