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L.S.,

For a very nasty online game
which desires a number of ports
to forward i have to punch in
every single port.. arrg (etc)

Is there a better, smarter,
saver, faster way in doing this
i could blindly open the machine
all the way.. but that defeats the
concept of the firewall.

there are TCP and UDP ports
to forward - if i make a list
like forward-game.ports

could i merge this with the
IPTABLE entries
for time being - emphemeral
untill i reset the FW box ?

Sincerely,

Hera4



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Hi All,

I needed to do a fresh install of Ubuntu 14.04.3 LTS (before, was with
14:04 LTS). and after that suddenly it fails in the compilation. logs
below.

downloaded the latest version of SVN 8001.

./make.sh build
*** IPCop build .config not found. Using defaults
*** Checking for host prerequisites
Checking if we're using bash [ DONE ]
Checking if we're running as non-root user [ DONE ]
Checking if we have sudo [ DONE ]
Checking if sudo is configured [ DONE ]
Building IPCop-2.2.0 for i486 on x86_64
Stage toolchain already built (found files_i486/01_toolchain/strip) [
DONE ]
Running compilation tests : no [ INFO ]
*** Setting up our build environment
Using nice level : 10
Last svn up : no svn history found
*** Building base options version time (sec) status
stage2 [ PASS=0 ] [ svn-7742 ] [ 1 ] [ FAIL ] 

ERROR: Building stage2 [ FAIL ]
Check log_i486/_latest_interrupt.log for errors if applicable 

tail -f log_i486/_latest_interrupt.log 
chown -R 0:0 /etc
chmod -R 644 /etc
find /etc -type d -exec chmod 755 {} ;
# Use mtab as regular file. This allow 'df' not to fail during coreutils
test with mount points out
# of the chroot that didn't exist inside (like debian /lib/init/rw)
rm -f /etc/mtab # In case you experiment with symlink to /proc/mounts
# rootfs line need to be absent or coreutils du/bind-mount-dir-cycle.sh
fail
grep '^/dev.* / ' /proc/mounts >/etc/mtab
stage2:59: recipe for target '/usr/src/files_i486/02_base/stage2' failed
make: *** [/usr/src/files_i486/02_base/stage2] Error 1 

Commenting line "grep '^/dev.* / ' /proc/mounts >/etc/mtab" on
lfs/stage2, build proceeds normally.

Anyone have any ideas to solve this problem?

Many thanks,

Maicon Wendhausen