hiflyer
April 7th, 2013, 07:36 PM
I am using Ubuntu 12.10 upgrade up to date on a dell D630
I have firestarter installed (over many versions) and it used to show the active connection but no longer does.
If I
sudo firestarter
and then hit the active connections, in the terminal window I get the following error repeatedly until I stop the active connection display.
Error reading /proc/net/ip_conntrack: No such file or directory
I look in /proc/net and there is no such file. Suggestions on the web state that I should
I check that conntrack is installed and appearently should be, to be able to do the modprobe command to get the file. so I do
sudo apt-get install conntrack
which install just fine
then I do
sudo modprobe ip_conntrack
and it does not complain but the is no file ip_conntrack file created.:confused:
What am I doing wrong or what is missing.
I can do a
sudo conntrack -L
and get a list of connections.
tia
I have firestarter installed (over many versions) and it used to show the active connection but no longer does.
If I
sudo firestarter
and then hit the active connections, in the terminal window I get the following error repeatedly until I stop the active connection display.
Error reading /proc/net/ip_conntrack: No such file or directory
I look in /proc/net and there is no such file. Suggestions on the web state that I should
I check that conntrack is installed and appearently should be, to be able to do the modprobe command to get the file. so I do
sudo apt-get install conntrack
which install just fine
then I do
sudo modprobe ip_conntrack
and it does not complain but the is no file ip_conntrack file created.:confused:
What am I doing wrong or what is missing.
I can do a
sudo conntrack -L
and get a list of connections.
tia