Port 80 inbound

[Cyclops_]

Hey,

Did the Hardy install of Just the DG gui. All's swell (although did the install on 64 bit, so I don't actually get the GUI... but that's fine with me as all I wanted was for it to install the rest of the stuff for me).

My main point of interest at the moment is that I am really having trouble opening my web server up to the outside world. (In other words, I have apache installed, and I'm trying to serve up a simple web page from my machine, accessible from outside my home.)

When I navigate to the URL, it just spins and eventually gives me a white page.

However, when I turn off Firehol, I get my webpage.

I have entered into Firehol the following:

server http accept
and have even tried:

server all accept
and also my own variation:

server_myhttp_ports="tcp/80"
client_myhttp_ponts="default"

...

server myhttp accept
Still nothing...

BUT... I can open port 8081, and all is well, i can get to http://<mywebserver>:8081 ... Just not to port 80.

Can anyone help?

Thanks!!!

[thschiavo]

Isn't it the port 80 the problem? I can't set servers at port 80 here.

[Cyclops_]

Well port 80 works and Apache serves web pages when I turn off Firehol....

[Cyclops_]

... anyone?

[Yuki_Nagato]

Are you using a router? Or a single-computer modem?

[Cyclops_]

A router. I have it forwarding the ports correctly. (I can tell cuz everything works right with FH off)...

[Cyclops_]

I've even put this as the first line in my /etc/firehol/firehol.conf:


iptables -I INPUT 1 -p tcp --dport 80 -j ACCEPT


i see the rule... but it still doesn't help :(

[Cyclops_]

*bump*

[Cyclops_]

Got it!

In firehol.conf changed line:

transparent_squid 8080 "root root"

to

transparent_sqid 8080 "root root" inface not "eth0 ath0"