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hey guys, been playing about installing webmin, using the fine tut posted on the forum,
came into difficulties on the last step, install cancelled as port 10000 is already in use?
i use Ubuntu 12.04 oscam 8906 with CCcam protocol. i know that newcamd used port 10000..... can i change this port or am i missing the point,
wanting to use iptables etc, as i am getting anon loins to my server. tried failban via Oscam but i ban random friends, inc my own solo2 sometimes : /
Change your [newcamd] port to something else, then you will be able to install webmin..
thanks master G
that idea had crossed my mind, but i am, still learning and was worried incase changing the port caused something to mess up, thank you.
update, i have got webmin installed and can access UI no problem, i have also changed the default port from 10000.
i am very confused on the iptables side of things. i am trying to setup my iptables, i have had a look at http://linuxsat-support.com/li…quick-guide-iptables.html
but it is not making any sense to me, do i add a rule via the UI or a the file in /etc/iptables?? very confused and been banging my head agaist the wall for hours...............:bello:
Give this a try instead buddy ConfigServer Security & Firewall..
Give this a try instead buddy ConfigServer Security & Firewall..
I tried that option this morning. Everything seemed to install but couldn't figure out how to access the UI? To be honest I prefere the look of config security but couldnt figure out how to access the dam thing :/
Did you install the webmin module ?
Webmin Module Installation/Upgrade
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To install or upgrade the csf webmin module:
Install the csf webmin module in:
Webmin > Webmin Configuration > Webmin Modules >
From local file > /usr/local/csf/csfwebmin.tgz > Install ModuleAfter installing the webmin module look in System > Config Security and Firewall..
I checked that the files exists but didnt know what to do from there. Will have another go at it
*sorted, this was the tip i needed > System > Config Security and Firewall..
one last question, if i put an ip into quick deny does it stay there even after reboot?
one last question, if i put an ip into quick deny does it stay there even after reboot?
Yes it does, it will stay in there until you flush the denied ip address list..
Make sure you open all ports needed so your peers can connect to your server..
all sorted, and running sweet. and that annoying anon login has disappeared :)
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