Re: [Security Firewall] Building from CVS
Nigel Tingle <[email protected]> Thu, 11 Aug 2005 03:01:50 +0000
| Newsgroups | gmane.linux.mandrake.security.firewall |
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| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
That worked quite well. As has been mentioned previously, I still ended up without /usr/lib/apache/pwauth. Referring to MNF8.2 I found that the above file was provided by [root@localhost lib]# rpm -qf /usr/lib/apache/pwauth mod_auth_external-2.1.14-9mdk Adding mod_auth_external to MNF2 provided the file but not the solution. The problem seems to be as discussed elsewhere that pwauth is unahppy that getuid32() returns 502 (httpd-naat). Manually substituting pwauth from MNF8.2 solves the problem but .... Other minor niggles: I had to delete startup/kill scripts for diald, httpd and naatd, (the latter was bound to tcp/8443). (I don't want to run diald as there is no modem attached) Also: https://localhost:8443/ does not generate the login screen, (just naatd is running ...) but https://localhost:8443/en works as expected. A general comment is that this still feels like beta code :( Using the MNF2 interface I managed to get it completely confused about about what interfaces /IP addresses were configured. I was then unable to connect using the MNF2 interface to localhost or 127.0.0.1. It appeared to insist on redirecting to a non-existent IP address. (I then used netconfig to make the system agree with MNF2,) Even thought I have deleted the interface associated with the WAN, it still presents the invalid information in the Internet status screen - there seems to be no way to delete it. Andreas Hasenack wrote: >There is the mnf-en rpm package itself which has many dependencies. Try >installing it and its requirements. > > > >
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