[01:05] hey all [01:22] hey what's up? [01:31] trying to fix my ubuntu server lol [01:34] i'm having issues with iptables and can't figure out what i'm doing wrong [02:18] pastebin it up [02:18] sorry got distracted by iscsi again. [02:22] i'm not sure what to paste [02:26] i think i may have it if i can figure out how to paste into vi on ubuntu from putty on windows that i'm logged into from a Mac [02:27] haha, i got it [02:30] well, i was able to paste...i still haven't fixed my problem...i can't ssh into the server from outside the network [02:30] i added: [02:30] /sbin/iptables -A INPUT -p tcp --dport 22 -j ACCEPT [02:30] to /etc/rc.local [02:30] and ran both from a shell, but i still get a time-out when i try to connect [02:39] what's the other one? [02:39] I see the harmless rule. [02:41] you've stumped me. have any console access? [02:43] ok... so can you see port 22 filtered on the host using nmap -P0 -p 22 ? [02:43] i can get in by using terminal services to a Windows server then putty from there [02:44] right, but from outside the network can you see the host at all? [02:44] just no ssh after using -A INPUT? [02:44] you might want the rule higher in the list. [02:44] yeah i'm not sure what nmap says though...i don't have any boxes with it here [02:45] i think i can put it on the mac real quick [02:45] ok so check the iptables -L INPUT and see if there's a block all before the specific ACCEPT [02:47] ok [02:47] here is my /etc/rc.local [02:47] http://pastebin.com/kH9X9a3X [02:47] all of the port forwards work [02:50] yeah, they are at the bottom [02:50] hrm.. I think the OUTPUT rule is bad. I think I'd just set -P OUTPUT ACCEPT at the top. [02:50] I don't know why this isn't working though... seems like it should. [02:52] ACCEPT tcp -- anywhere anywhere tcp dpt:ssh [02:52] oops, didn't mean to paste that [02:52] http://pastebin.com/QBTXpbCN [02:53] http://pastebin.com/4cu1A3MN [02:53] Yeah that looks good. [02:53] there is the INPUT chain [02:53] ok let's see here. [02:55] OUTPUT have any hints... I think 23 should be higher. I don't think anything makes it past #14 [02:57] http://pastebin.com/1GgCYe2b [02:58] #17 and #18 are not needed. [02:58] What is managing your firewall besides rc.local? [02:59] There's a lot of rules in there for the small bit of iptables in the rc.local. Like the DROP policy on INPUT for example. [02:59] that's what i was wondering [02:59] ufs? [02:59] ufw? [02:59] maybe these don't need to go in rc.local [03:00] I think you can leave the forwards there if you want :) [03:00] root@ubuntu:/home/mitchell# service ufw status [03:00] just need to find the other program fiddling with the firewall. [03:01] 11.04? [03:03] no older...i can't remember what to cat to find it [03:03] hrm... what's in /etc/init.d [03:04] any of those sound like firewall programs? [03:05] not any that i recognize [03:06] ufw is in there but says it isn't running [03:06] oh...firestarter is in there [03:06] hrm... that sounds likely [03:06] it's running [03:07] isn't firestarter a GUI tool? [03:07] yeah, but I guess you can use it from the command line... [03:08] it can be used as a daemon and just managed as files from the ubuntu page I found. [03:09] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Firestarter [03:09] You can try just turning it off invoke-rc.d firestarter stop and see what the new rules look like then run your rc.local again. [03:09] if you're fixed just uninstall firestarter [03:10] i'm gonna try it [03:11] yay!!!! [03:11] it works! [03:13] that is soooo much better [03:15] haha, now my eggdrop is open to the outside, not sure i like that [03:15] but now I now how to fix it :) [03:16] thanks for the help [03:24] anytime [03:36] lol now i can't get irssi to compile on it or install via apt [03:36] ack! [03:36] i need to upgrade this box, but when i do it breaks vmware [03:38] DISTRIB_DESCRIPTION="Ubuntu 9.04" [03:38] DISTRIB_DESCRIPTION="Ubuntu 9.04" [03:46] dang, going way back in Ubuntu terms. [03:46] it's only one Debian back though :) [03:46] lol this box is just a little over two years old [03:47] this box is much older, but the OS is newer. [03:49] i've resisted upgrade/reinstall because of vmware...i have a free license for vmware infrastructure and it seems like you can't get that anymore [03:49] and if i re-install vmware it will have to reactivate the license or whatever [03:50] and the virtual machine on it is my PDC for my Windows domain [03:59] hey TommyT [03:59] howdy [03:59] how are you tonight?> [04:00] doing OK... trying to do six things at once, though. I forgot I had irc open on this netbook [04:00] lol i know how that goes [04:01] were you in on the Google+ meeting last night? [04:01] yeah, i'm Mitchell [04:02] Ah... I don't know everyone. Maybe I will learn names better if I use the Google+ thing [04:02] I did get my sound going [04:02] what did you have to do? [04:02] The workaround for this model on 11.04 is run pavucontrol then run the LEFT mic volume to zero [04:03] I don't know why [04:03] This is an Acer Aspire D260 [04:03] Wal-mart special [04:03] heh, well at least it works [04:03] The stock control re-locks the volume controls together [04:04] If I was smart enough to understand what was going on there's probably a config file to fix it for good [04:05] oh, you have to change it after every re-boot? [04:07] the place I read it says it pops back easily, but so far it has persisted [04:08] I think various applications mess with it and make it stop working [04:08] Skype is one that was mentioned [04:09] I'm getting the "time for bed" message from the other room... [04:09] ah [04:09] lol [04:09] I'll try to have proper hardware for the next Google+ thing [04:09] i'm hoping to be on linux instead of mac next time [04:10] whatever works... I may have to move to the Mac if I can't get things working otherwise. This netbook is ALMOST too underpowered [04:10] We have a Mac Mini that can probably handle it though [04:10] But we don't keep a camera on it [04:10] I miss my Mini, i sold it when i got my macbook pro [04:11] i got an iSight but the audio wouldn't work on Snow Leopard, but it would on older MacOS [04:12] THat's weird. Is it the old old firewire iSight? [04:12] I have a generic Logitech that works fine [04:13] yeah, it was the old old firewire i think [04:13] if it says Plug & Play in Windows XP, it will generally work on linux, and many Mac apps work fine with them too. [04:13] yeah, i had a logitech working using Macam [04:14] framerate was horrible though [04:14] I don't do video much... but the Google+ was impressive especially for a "free" service [04:15] I was shopping around for a conference service awhile back and that did fine [04:15] yeah, same here. I've played with FaceTime a little, but hasn't been that useful yet [04:15] i was impressed with Google+ [04:15] So as the article they linked to said, I think for Google+ the hangouts (is that what it's called?) will be the killer app [04:15] I haven't done the circle stuff much yet [04:16] yeah [04:16] you mean as far as making new circles, or just putting people into them? [04:16] putting people in...somewhere here I had an article with the 15 people you should follow with Google+ so I added some "celebrity" stuff [04:16] BUT [04:17] the article listed Newt Gingrich as someone worth following... but he got called out for having like 80+% fake followers on twitter [04:18] lol [04:18] I have used FaceBook for awhile but so far few people I have known for a long time are on Google+ [04:18] It wouldn't even let ME in until Tony sent me the invite [04:18] and _I_ thought Google loved me [04:18] they even sent me a shirt [04:19] LOL [04:19] (I was a paid Blogger user and they sent a nice shirt to people when they made it free) [04:19] but what have I done for them lately? [04:19] i'm not sure how i got signed up [04:20] i think i just logged into gmail one day and it was there [04:20] That's what _I_ expected to happen... that's how lots of stuff has been with them for me [04:20] sites, voice, etc. [04:20] I have the phone number, several sites, even domains they manage [04:21] host, I mean [04:21] But I guess I'm not social enough or something [04:21] everything i have i had somewhere else before google bought it [04:21] like grandcentral and picasa [04:21] lol [04:22] OH and I have an Android phone. Surely that counts for something. Yeah I had GrandCentral. [04:22] i'm thinking about switching to Android [04:22] I used Flickr instead of Picasa, though [04:22] Android has been OK but it has amazingly rough edges [04:23] I have a Verizon Motorola Droid2, and the stuff you have to do to make it acceptable is a pain [04:23] i have a chinese tablet running 2.2 [04:23] it's ok for what it is, but i can only use the amazon market [04:24] That's odd... I tried the Amazon market and it didn't manage the apps as well as the Android one [04:24] But maybe I didn't give it a chance [04:25] I noticed everything I wanted was in both places and sometimes cheaper (free) on Android [04:25] yeah thats what i've heard [04:26] well maybe that is the signal to go to bed. the trackpad just put me into Facebook chat [04:26] and I sent a message to an old friend of mine who is offline [04:27] so I told her "oops" [04:27] lol [04:27] take care man [04:27] ttyl [04:27] bye [04:46] yay, i finally got irsii compiled