No, not really. Your iptables -L output looks vastly different from anything I'm use to configuring. Also you didn't post all of it, that might have helped. My guess would be that it is matching that...
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No, not really. Your iptables -L output looks vastly different from anything I'm use to configuring. Also you didn't post all of it, that might have helped. My guess would be that it is matching that...
Please list your iptables rules with:
iptables -L
You should be able to simplify this rule:
$IPT -A INPUT -s 192.168.1.0/24 -d 192.168.1.15 -p icmp -m state --state NEW --icmp-type echo-request -j ACCEPT
$IPT -A OUTPUT -p icmp -m state --state...
Ingress/Egress Firewall for a workstation. This allows the workstation to lookup domain names and browse the internet, but does not allow any incoming traffic except for traffic related to our...
Note that the default policies for each chain is not reset using just this command. To set them you will want to run the following (replace ACCEPT with DROP as needed):
iptables -P INPUT ACCEPT...
Actually I had to read your post a little better. You could do a:
killall info
killall man
And it should kill all processes of the name 'info' or 'man'.
Your logic is wrong. When using || (logical OR), if either of your conditions equals true, the whole expression is equal to true. Consider the following:
in = y
(in != y) = False
(in != Y) =...
Is this what you are trying to accomplish?
killall jobs
1. Sort of. The idea is that members of the group admin (some distros use the wheel group I believe), have the ability to use sudo after authenticating themselves with their own password, and have...
I use DynDNS to always know my current external IP address. The idea is that you install a client (ddclient I believe is in the repositories), which will periodically contact the DynDNS servers with...
You can do this:
ps aux | grep cron | grep -v grep
And it will show lines that have cron in them but omit lines that also contain grep.
EDIT: Nevermind I see I was too late to the party.
You are using -I instead of -A to insert your rules. -I is an insert command, -A is append. Rules are being inserted at the beginning of every chain, instead of being appended to the end of the...
It could also be that the filesystem has been mounted read only, will have to wait for OP to confirm.
That would be the same command that the OP has already tried. Based on the output, no suid or guid bits have been set.
Is it immutable?
lsattr ./setup.py
It sounds like the OP is trying to create the following enviroment: Have a user with limited rights be able to login with no password. Then, when the user needs to be able to perform administrative...
The newest version of openssh has built-in chroot functionality to restrict SFTP users to their home directory. This would keep them out of other parts of the filesystem. You would have to turn it on...
I'm not really sure why you would include this command. All this does is update the locate database used for searching the file system. It has nothing to do with passwords.
Yes, that link is correct.
If you really want to explore your filesystem, use a root session as mentioned in that link and then browse away with root permissions.
Did the above instructions help you get your game running? Just wondering...
What package did you use?
Also, although bsnes is able to play some NES games, NES support is just for fun as of now. Where bsnes excels is with SNES games, where it is the most accurate emulator...
Shadow of Colossus / ICO HD remake bundle.
EDIT: Dunno about the rating, it should be fairly tame.
Run the emulator from the commandline, and post any output. Also, run the ldd command against the binary:
ldd ./pSX
I've just been wanting to share/discuss/improve my knowledge on iptables firewalls, so if you have any comments, critisms, or just ideas please comment.
Basic locked down workstation firewall....
It looks like the problem you are experiencing is failure to correctly use the command line and filesystem. This isn't bad, just inexperience like you have stated.
For starters, it appears that...