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<joobie> see what ur MPLS does QoS on
<joobie> is it your own packet markings
<Diezel> No
<Diezel> ISP
<joobie> or does it do it based on its own traffic definitioin?
<joobie> ask them what it is
<joobie> test by giving higher QoS temporarily to ur site
<joobie> i gotta jet Diezel
<Diezel> I need to call them yes. It looks more and more like it's a problem in their network.
<joobie> sorry
<joobie> will be on tomorrow
<Diezel> Thanks anyway.
<Haro> hi, can squid allow pop3 traffic to clients?
<longword> That's not something Squid does
<Haro> ok - so what do i need? all i want is pop3 traffic to the users
<Makenshi> something like `iptables -I INPUT -p tcp --dport pop3 -j ALLOW; iptables -A INPUT -j DENY`
<Makenshi> (does that work on both v4/v6 with the new netfilter replacement in 2.6.20?)
<Haro> i just know this is going to be a dumb question... would that apply even if the firewall is disabled?
<Makenshi> Haro, yes, the firewall 'service' is just an interface to iptables.. it's not a stupid question :)
<Haro> thank you very much! let me go see what i can figure out
<Haro> :)
<longword> Depending on what you're after, either iptables NAT rules or a SOCKS firewall
<hal23456> hi all - could someone help me, please? Currently, I use the command "faxgetty ttyS0 &", which I type in manually, to enable my faxmodem to answer incoming calls. What is the best file to put this in to allow this to run automatically?
<Meier> hal23456: /etc/inittab
<hal23456> Meier - the trouble with that is I would have to write a start/stop/restart/reload script, and I would prefer something more simple - is there any other way?
<Diezel> hal23456: /etc/rc.local?
<hal23456> that is what I was looking for, diezel - thank you! By chance, do you know what "rc" standard for?
<Mikaku> hal23456: rc may stands for "run command", if that's what you meant
<hal23456> would I need to put the ampersand at the end of the command in rc.local or would simply faxgetty ttyS0 be ok?
<hal23456> well, path/to/faxgetty ttyS0
<hal23456> thank you, Mikaku - yes, that is exactly what I meant
<bleve> damn. net-snmp is too old for gige.
<Meier> hal23456: i sayd inittab not init.d!
<Meier> hal23456: no scripts involbed here
<hal23456> ah, ok, Meier - would inittab be preferable to Diezel's suggestion of rc.local, and if so, why?
<Meier> hal23456: http://linux.cudeso.be/linuxdoc/hylafax.php#setup
<DDB> meier: error file: snarf.py linenr: 81 msg: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/home/ddb/public_html/click/lasturl.centos.txt'
<Meier> DDB: pardon?
<hal23456> haha - yes, I am using hylafax, Meier - good guess! ;-)
<hal23456> thank you
<Meier> hal23456: maybe you should learn to read then instead of asking these kind of questions
<hal23456> ok, there is no need for that - I missed that part of the docs, that's all - there is much more to setting up hylafax than just getty the command to run at boot, you know!
<hal23456> s/getty/getting
<Meier> yes i installed it once, and iirc the docs were good and following them actually worked
<hal23456> do the hylafax docs state what "rc" stands for, or do they give the user different options about how to execute a command at startup? These are all things that I have learned here, and am grateful to all that have assisted me with this information (in the few moments it took).
<hal23456> if you have never, ever asked a question that hasn't been stated somewhere in a manual, then you are a better man/woman than many of us. My apologies for causing you the obvious irritation that I have done.
<hal23456> anyway, thank you again, all of you that helped, including you, Meier! ;-)
<Meier> huh what is el4s1?
<Mikaku> hal23456: I use /etc/rc.local instead /etc/inittab (if that may help you)
<hal23456> Mikaku - meier is correct that it is stated in the hylfax manual that "mo:2345:respawn:/usr/local/sbin/faxgetty ttyS0" is recommended to execute the command, so I will use this. rc.local is certainly something I will bear in mind for future, and I thank you for suggestiing it! :-)
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