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yeh because it is still giving me problems. Sometimes it works and others not. Turn the firewall of and it fires right up. going to sleep now. gonna give it another go tomorrow.
Wow I didn't even see that question back there.
You have a valid point about setting the /proc/sys/net bits, they will be reset by sysctl on reboot (if they are defined there).
You can work around this via the method you mentioned with the runlevel script. Alternatively you could modify your/etc/sysctl.conf to reflect appropriately
Hi DT,
Might be an idea to add the Gmail SSL imap and smtp ports:
Gmail SMTP TLS: 587
Gmail SMTP SSL: 465
Gmail POP SSL: 995
Gmail IMAP SSL: 993
Great how-to though.
Stefan
Can't think of anything profound or witty.
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Or maybe more broadly, where does one go to find out what ports my services & hardware use? I suppose there's no big repository out there. If you just watch what ports it uses on your machine, you won't see the range of ports if that's how they do it. Should I just google, for example, Gmail & Ports?
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