Iptables Rules?

[ciccio]

Hi,
someone knows tell me what is the path of the configuration file with the iptables rules?

thanks in advance

[BeNe]

You mean "ispcp_network" ?
This is in Debian under /etc/init.d/ispcp_network

Greez BeNe

[ciccio]

I tried to add on ispcp_network the door what want to open but doesn' t work..
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${IPTABLES} -I ISPCP_INPUT -p tcp --dport 8090 2>> "$LOGFILE"
${IPTABLES} -I ISPCP_OUTPUT -p tcp --sport 8090 2>> "$LOGFILE"

(02-13-2009 10:23 PM)BeNe Wrote:  You mean "ispcp_network" ?
This is in Debian under /etc/init.d/ispcp_network

Greez BeNe

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if launch nmap localhost port 8090 does not see, but if it launch nmap -p8090 says open..
But it does not work

[BeNe]

Best would be if you write an own Shell Script that runs during the Boot.
Is more simple and should work. Next is that there will be no problem in the future when you upgrades ispCP..

Greez BeNe

[ciccio]

Can I not use ispcp_network and use only my iptables script?

things can go wrong?
I do not think so ..

[BeNe]

Of course, this should work to add it to the ispCP Script.
But i do it on most projects by an own Script, because of updates and such things.

Quote:if launch nmap localhost port 8090 does not see, but if it launch nmap -p8090 says open..

Please post the Output of:

Code:

# iptables -nvL

Greez BeNe

[ciccio]

I created an init.d script with the rules that I need like this:
/sbin/iptables -I INPUT -p tcp --dport 8090 -j ACCEPT

now everything seems to work ..

if I want to eliminate rules of ispcp anduse my script only, as I do?
I erased from runlevel at boot ispcp_network but are charged the same to its rules, however I do not understand from where..

(02-14-2009 02:08 AM)BeNe Wrote:  Of course, this should work to add it to the ispCP Script.
But i do it on most projects by an own Script, because of updates and such things.

Quote:if launch nmap localhost port 8090 does not see, but if it launch nmap -p8090 says open..

Please post the Output of:

Code:

# iptables -nvL

Greez BeNe