gShield is a nice package that uses well-commented config files and scripts to setup an iptables firewall. Quote from page:
support for multiple NATs, configurable public service access, access control lists, routable protection, DMZ support, port-forwarding, MAC-specific filtering, configurable outgoing filtering, blacklists, support for transparent proxy, QoS marking of common transports and more.
I use it at work and at home. One caveat since you are using Mandrake: gShield.rc is not a SysVinit script, so/sbin/ntsysv (or whatever SysVinit config tool you are using)will not be able to configure it into runlevels without modification. Personally, I am running it out of rc.local.
Another post mentions that the isp can include a client-side script in web page that will return the client's ip address to the web server - which seems like a much better method to find multiple hosts hiding behind the firewall.
Yes, but for that to work, Comcast would have to come up with content that actually is worth looking at. And, even if they managed that (in 18+ months they haven't), they'd make the script dependant on IE 6.0 "features", so that it would produce no result.
could life on this planet be descended from alien spores?
Shh. Keep it quiet, but you're on the right track. There's a documentary you should see, called "Invasion of the Body Snatchers". The government managed to spin-doctor it before it came out, but it ain't sci-fi, it's HISTORY man.
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Anyone want to guess what will be next?
CmdrTaco will check the links in stories submitted to Slashdot, and will run his own commentary through a functional spell-checker before posting.
It might help if you could get your female employees to dress slutty, sometimes.
If his female cow-orkers look anything like mine, I'd stay as far away from this as possible. The term "RCH" makes my stomach turn over now.
Does this mean that there is a chance our Oracle National ID cards will be running embedded Linux?
Because Bush is fighting for, rather than against, perhaps?
Actually
5:58 PM GMT January 28 to 6:04 PM GMT January 29 = 1446 minutes.
Taken from that, 5372/1446 = 3.7150760719225449515905947441217 miles/minute = 222 mph
But, they just want to be the computer industry's lil' shweet pertater.
...I don't even want to know what will be found in the intel processor.
Palindromes. For example: f00f
..ubiquitous .doc, .xls and .ppt files that are pandemic in the corporate world.
Quarantine is called for, wouldn't you say?
...ubiquitous .doc, .xls and .ppt files that are endemic in the corporate world.
I think you misspelled "epidemic".
gShield is a nice package that uses well-commented config files and scripts to setup an iptables firewall. Quote from page:
/sbin/ntsysv (or whatever SysVinit config tool you are using)will not be able to configure it into runlevels without modification. Personally, I am running it out of rc.local.
support for multiple NATs, configurable public service access, access control lists, routable protection, DMZ support, port-forwarding, MAC-specific filtering, configurable outgoing filtering, blacklists, support for transparent proxy, QoS marking of common transports and more.
I use it at work and at home. One caveat since you are using Mandrake: gShield.rc is not a SysVinit script, so
Search here for the phrase "Unlimited access".
Another post mentions that the isp can include a client-side script in web page that will return the client's ip address to the web server - which seems like a much better method to find multiple hosts hiding behind the firewall.
Yes, but for that to work, Comcast would have to come up with content that actually is worth looking at. And, even if they managed that (in 18+ months they haven't), they'd make the script dependant on IE 6.0 "features", so that it would produce no result.
Shhh! Not so loud, or you'll have Mark McGuire down on you...
Angelina Jolie, star of Tomb Raider will be assisting our old hero.
Raiders of the Padded Bra
Indiana Jones and the Clapper of Doom
Clap on!
Clap off!
Indiana Jones and The Night of the Living Dead
Does an XP CD glow after being irradiated? Or does it just melt?
I'm melting! Melting!
I thought Comsucks was for Comcast's new "high speed" cable modem service.
No, you're thinking of "Comstipated.net".
put out a welcome mat at the back door for corporations and unions
Yeah. Our collective "back door".
Besides, building now are not bullet proof
Well, it depends. Use thick enough concrete walls, or armor plate, and armored glass, it'll stop a bullet.
could life on this planet be descended from alien spores?
Shh. Keep it quiet, but you're on the right track. There's a documentary you should see, called "Invasion of the Body Snatchers". The government managed to spin-doctor it before it came out, but it ain't sci-fi, it's HISTORY man.
Maybe "partially lethal" would be more appropriate.
That's just the pretzels.
Just paste 10+ pages of product names into a Word .doc, then sue anyone who complains when you email it to them. That should get the word out about you.
It's not code-named "Jar-Jar", is it?
Oft repeated, repeated again:
You have moved your mouse, you must reboot your computer for the changes to take effect: *YES* *OK* *REBOOT*