BUGS in iptables ?? [INACTIVE]

[maneloo]

i go in Port Forwarding menu , Reload firewall and it give me this :

Configuring firewall rules...
Configuring custom firewall rules...
iptables v1.3.4-20060123: Unknown arg `--dport'
Try `iptables -h' or 'iptables --help' for more information.
Configuring port forwarding for internal hosts...
Setting clock using timeserver time-b.nist.gov: Success.
Set the bios clock using timeserver

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I have this on port forwarding rules :

# Port Forwarding Configuration File
#
# This file contains entries in the following formats:
# auto active protocol port desination [dns]
# port active destination [internet_ip] [protocol [port1 [port2]]] [dns]
#
# active = Y or N
#
# Auto examples:
#auto N tcp 20:21 192.168.0.10 dns # Example - FTP
#auto N tcp 80 192.168.0.10 dns # Example - WWW
#auto N tcp 443 192.168.0.10 dns # Example - SSL
#auto N 47 192.168.0.10 # Example - PPTP
#auto N tcp 1723 192.168.0.10 # Example - PPTP
#
# Port examples:
#port N 192.168.0.9 tcp 81 80 dns # Example - Secondary WWW
#port N 192.168.0.9 tcp 32 22 # Example - Secondary SSH
#port N 192.168.0.10 200.200.200.200 tcp 82 80 dns # Example - Secondary Internet IP Address
port Y 10.10.20.10 tcp 6112 6112 dns # Port pentru Starcraft
port Y 10.10.20.10 udp 6112 6112 dns # Port pentru Starcraft
port Y 10.10.20.10 tcp 411 411 dns # Port StrongDC
port Y 10.10.20.10 udp 4111 4111 dns # Port StrongDC
port Y 10.10.20.10 tcp 32402 32402 dns # Port utorrent
port Y 10.10.20.10 udp 32402 32402 dns # Port utorrent

[bobbb]

How did you create the rules by hand in the configuration file (from the examples) or the GUI?

I have no access to a BFW right now but I would remove those rules and create 1 set using the GUI and then duplicate in the configuration file.

If anything the bug would be in the script that processes those lines and converts them to iptables commands.

[bobbb]

Those rules are good but that is not the problem.

This is the sequence of events in reloading the firewall:

Configuring firewall rules...
Configuring custom firewall rules...
Configuring port forwarding for internal hosts...
Running Line UP Scripts...
Setting clock using timeserver time.nrc.ca: Success.

You have something wrong in the custom firewall rules.

Configuring firewall rules...
Configuring custom firewall rules...
iptables v1.3.4-20060123: Unknown arg `--dport'
Try `iptables -h' or 'iptables --help' for more information.
Configuring port forwarding for internal hosts...
Setting clock using timeserver time-b.nist.gov: Success.
Set the bios clock using timeserver

Go to Webadmin->Advanced Firewall Configuration->Edit Custom Firewall Rules and post that.

Just as a note I see that you use time-b.nist.gov as a time server. You may want to consider using ntp1.usv.ro as it is closer to home. http://www.ecoca.ro/NtpOneUsvRo/

Go to Webadmin->Administrative Config

[maneloo]

Those rules are good but that is not the problem.

This is the sequence of events in reloading the firewall:

Configuring firewall rules...
Configuring custom firewall rules...
Configuring port forwarding for internal hosts...
Running Line UP Scripts...
Setting clock using timeserver time.nrc.ca: Success.

You have something wrong in the custom firewall rules.

Configuring firewall rules...
Configuring custom firewall rules...
iptables v1.3.4-20060123: Unknown arg `--dport'
Try `iptables -h' or 'iptables --help' for more information.
Configuring port forwarding for internal hosts...
Setting clock using timeserver time-b.nist.gov: Success.
Set the bios clock using timeserver

Go to Webadmin->Advanced Firewall Configuration->Edit Custom Firewall Rules and post that.

Just as a note I see that you use time-b.nist.gov as a time server. You may want to consider using ntp1.usv.ro as it is closer to home. http://www.ecoca.ro/NtpOneUsvRo/

Go to Webadmin->Administrative Config

solved . i reinstalled bfw again now version 2.31 final and its ok. thank you guys