Ha, good question... This issue is actually on a friend of mine's PC. I
am trying to help him out as he is a very novice Linux user. So with
that, there is no telling why these were set. :)
I am curious as to how these actually got set in the first place. If I
get a chance, I will peruse the log files and see what I can find.
Again, thanks for the tip...
--- Darryl Gregorash
OK, I did an: 'iptables --flush INPUT' 'iptables --flush FORWARD' 'iptables --flush OUTPUT'
It removed the firewall related errors.
Thanks for the tip. That begs the question, what created those iptables entries in the first
On 2007-04-18 11:07, Jeff Lanzarotta wrote: place? You may be able to answer that by looking at the various logfiles, the syslog config file (which by default in SuSELinux is syslog-ng), and perhaps by examining the boot scripts (use grep, for example, to check for the text BANDWIDTH_OUT, etc, case sensitive).
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