Topic: Nathan Fowler plz read

[Nathan Fowler]

Background the process by putting '&' at the end.

redir --lport=80 --laddr=80.198.0.92 --cport=80 --caddr=192.168.0.5 --transproxy &

[Karsten K Sommer]

Hi again..

Ok, now it's looking better..

But I made a mistake, when typing the line... I wrote 192.168.2 insead of 192.168.0.2... upz..

And now I can't change it... and I can't overwrite it

Is their a delete commando or ??

[Nathan Fowler]

You're executing a program so there is nothing to be overwritten.  To kill all running redir processes type:

"console>" designates the linux console, commands here should be typed exactly, including all punctuation.

console>kill ps -aux --cols=900|grep redir|awk '{print $2}'

This should kill the process, then you can type the line over and correct your spelling mistakes.  If you're locked in the process you can hit CTRL-C to terminate.

Hope this helped,
Nathan

[Karsten K Sommer]

Hi Again..

Now I have installed the previus version af SME... 5.1.2.
and installed Port Forward

Now..
I have crated 2 forwards..
UTP port 80 to 192.168.0.5 port 80
and
TCP port 80 to 192.168.0.5 port 80

Is that OK.. i guess so

Now.. what should I do to make i work ?.. Should I uninstall the HTTP server or stop it ?

[TwiLight - School]

Well... its very simple... edit (mcedit or whatever u wanna use...)httpd.conf
somewhere in the file is a listen to port area.. put this to some port u will never use ;like 9999 or something... this is a lot less difficult and radical... a other way u could use is prevent apache for starting at boot... the last option is for u to find out yourslef