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You that can understand that code, what is that function supposed to do?
For me it looks like it's closing like a connection to the SCSI hardware?
Am I right?

Hey VoidMain, you think you could take a look at this to see if I made an error on this one?
I don't want to lose an data, you know lol

I googled and found these: http://forums.fedoraforum.org/archive/index.php/t-171787.html http://forum.nas-central.org/viewtopic.php?f=18&p=38898 and after reading those I figured I'll try it and it works :) I also have sent an EMail to HighPoint, let's see if they'll answer. Hope I didn't do any...

Here we go again :( I just upgraded the system and it even mounted the IDE drive as SCSI as far as I can see at least, but when trying to recompile the driver for my HighPoint RocketRAID 2340 i got errors: make[1]: Entering directory `/usr/src/kernels/2.6.23.1-42.fc8-i686' CC [M] /install/sata_raid/...

oh... boot from the DVD... I sure don't think straight, I'll do this off course. What I meant before was that I mounted the DVD image and another PC through an image reader and on the drive it created(that now shows the files "inside" the image), use this as the root directory for an ftp s...

I think I saw some post of this kinda of question some time ago, but I cant find it now, so I'll ask again. How risky is it to upgrade from FC6 to Fedora 8? I have downloaded the DVD and I'm thinking of mounting the image and use an FTP server to conect to and thereby hopefully lower the risk of los...

I just thought of a thing for this. Since I log into SSH through the WAN NIC (eth0) but I want to use WOL on a machine on the inside LAN on eth1, this might be the problem. I just opened up 255.255.255.255:9 in the iptables script but the broadcast don't seem to reach the eth1, just eth0 how can I f...

Void Main wrote:The main thing I don't like about it is it's not open source.

That is always a bad thing.


maybe I peeked on it a little too fast.
I thought you couldn't do anything else than what it showed, but if you say
I can do it like webfwlog, then I gotta read up on it, just hope it ain't too hard lol

I Just took a look at Splunk but for me it looks more like statistic data.

What I want is a iptables log analyzer with coloring and not using a database either.

I was looking around again and found this: http://webfwlog.sourceforge.net/
but this needs a database.

Sorry for the "no reply", been busy as heck at work

Yep I'm just after a way to view the firewall log nicely.
and since I only have one machine so far to view I don't need another just to keep the logs on.

I'll try that splunk thing later

No I didn't see this one, but isn't this a "builder"?
I want to use my test based script but see the log from that in a web browser, or does this create the same script, with all the

iptables -t filter -A INPUT -i... and so on?

no one?

I've been looking around and I found some nice Web-based FW log viewers so my question now is if anyone know a good and preferably very much customizable version? and off course it should be able create/read what iptables does and not the 'ulogd' since this is what I had problem with in the first pl...

nah don't put too work into this.
I'll try a newer version of CentOS and see if there are a version that works.
And yes it's the 32bit version.

I can't remember really, but I do think I did. I think I even tried some RPM's made for Redhat 4 but as always I got some dependency errors and I do think I tried to compile one version that I found... somewhere :P I know CentOS 4.5(or Redhat 4[u5]) is old as the 'big bang' but if I just could find ...