Subject: RE: plug-gw on Linux Redhat Version 6.1

From: Malcolm Tester <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 30 Aug 2000 13:16:25 -0600

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In your inetd.conf, I think if you change it from:
weblogic stream tcp nowait root /usr/local/etc/plug-gw plug-gw weblogic
to:
weblogic stream tcp nowait root /usr/local/etc/plug-gw weblogic weblogic

it will stop denying.  one of the FAQ's on the fwtk.org site discusses this.

Regards,
Malcolm

-> -----Original Message-----
-> From: Chris Thuet [mailto:[email-masked]]
-> Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2000 12:12 PM
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-> Subject: plug-gw on Linux Redhat Version 6.1
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-> All
-> 
->  I am trying to move my firewall from FreeBSD to Redhat 
-> Linux Version 6.1.
-> All the services for the Firewall Toolkit work except for 
-> the plug-gw. I set
-> it up exactly like the FreeBSD system but it still gets denied.
-> 
-> Example
-> 
-> inetd.conf:
-> weblogic stream  tcp    nowait   root   
-> /usr/local/etc/plug-gw plug-gw
-> weblogic
-> 
-> services:
-> weblogic 9764/tcp
-> 
-> netperm-table:
-> plug-gw:        port weblogic permit-hosts 198.31.*.*     -plug-to
-> eagle.strata-group.com  
-> 
-> error:
-> Aug 25 11:23:20 firewall plug-gw[2313]: deny 
-> host=unknown/198.31.118.248
-> service=weblogic    
-> 
-> Everything appears to be set up properly but everytime I use 
-> the plug-gw it
-> fails with a denial of service. Does anyone have any ideas?
-> 
-> Thanks for you help in advance.
->                                                                     
->                                                                   
-> Christopher J. Thuet
-> System Administrator
-> Strata Group
-> 314/770-9642
-> 314/770-9699 fax
-> [email-masked]
->