Re: Wolverine

[Matt Drew <mdrew redhat com>]

The firewall that is included in wolverine is a basic ipchains
configuration, run out of /etc/sysconfig/ipchains.  That file needs to
actually be a file output by ipchains-save and read back in by
ipchains-restore.  The configuration tool used to create the firewall is
lokkit (gnome-lokkit GUI).

You can turn it off with this command:

service ipchains off

And disable it with this command:

chkconfig --level 2345 ipchains off

If you selected to allow FTP and Telnet, and you are sure those services
are running properly, you need to submit a bug on this -- the installer,
if told, should allow those connections when the system first reboots.  I
would look into configuring the firewall correctly (or better yet,
switching to iptables), but that is up to you.

Matt

On Sun, 25 Mar 2001, Topp Dogg wrote:

>
> If you have installed woldverine and the Firewall that comes with it I need
> some help.
>
> I did the install today over a 7.0 with kernal 2.4.0 all is good except I
> have lost FTP and Telnet.  I have regained WWW after going into the
> apache.conf and adding ServerName. I now the problem to be with the firewall
> that came with it. BUT When installing the firewall I choose to allow www,
> ftp, telnet and sendmail. And now I cannot find the conf file for this
> firewall or even better how to turn it off. If you can help I will greatlly
> appreciate it. thanks for your time
>
>
> Leigh
>
>
>
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Matt Drew
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