Well, better is:
ipchains -A input -d 0/0 139 -i ppp0 -p tcp -j DENY
-s 0/0 is the default, and you don't need a range...
> Hope that helped. It took me a little under an hour to get the
> translation right, but it works. If you use the "ipchains-save" and
> "ipchains-restore" commands, you can replace all the ipchains calls in
> the startup script with one simple "ipchains-restore
> /path/to/ipchain.config"
Of course, you have to have the latest ipchains-save, which actually
works as documented (been on the web page for *minutes* now).
Thanks for the examples.
Rusty.
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