* Roman Drahtmueller;
open ports are 22, 111, 6000. If you manage to close these ports (easy. :-), then you wouldn't even need a firewall any more.
You mean as a packet filtering I guess :-)
What I'd be interested in: What are the protection measures that you would put in place if you wanted to secure a SUSE system for internet use?
Chrooting all possible services (see the thread I started a few days ago,) unfortunately many people were busy discussing the merits on how to make unsubscribe easier for people who never read their mails at the first hand, so not many responses or suggestions on how to achieve effectively while still allowing SuSEconfig to work efficiently
I'm sure we know some... :-) But maybe you have some ideas that will help us to make our job better.
1) find something to replace harden_suse that at least I know it will do the job 2) Update the Secure webserver Howto ( it ha not been updated for such a long time mentioning SuSE 6.4 (and 7.1) which is discontinued ages ago I'll place my sock next to the fireplace who knows maybe Santa Claus visits me also :-) Ich Wünsche Alles ein schönes neu Jahr Wish you all a happy new year ps. : If my German sucks sorry its only been 3 months I have been in germany and started tak,ing lessons like a month ago ) -- Togan Muftuoglu Unofficial SuSE FAQ Maintainer Please reply to the list; http://susefaq.sf.net Please don't CC me.