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gav616

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[SOLVED] Moblock only on certain ports

how can i use the power of moblock but only on two ports?

Last edited by gav616 (2009-06-08 19:08:16)

gav616

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Re: [SOLVED] Moblock only on certain ports

were can i ask if no one knows here?
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Re: [SOLVED] Moblock only on certain ports

I think you need to be a bit more descriptive of your problem -- I for one have no idea what a Moblock is, nor what kind of 'ports' you mean (tcp ports? serial ports? usb ports? bsd ports?)

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dmartins

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Re: [SOLVED] Moblock only on certain ports

Maybe you should try the Networking, Server, and Protection sub-forum.

DevoidOfWindows

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Re: [SOLVED] Moblock only on certain ports

I think you need to be a bit more descriptive of your problem -- I for one have no idea what a Moblock is, nor what kind of 'ports' you mean (tcp ports? serial ports? usb ports? bsd ports?)

Moblock is some old PeerGuardian-like IP-blocking software for Linux.
To the OP, you probably want to be using IPList now, instead.  Moblock is no longer maintained, as far as I know.  IPList is also a bit easier to set up, and to do what you are asking in it, you would ignore every other range, such as if you only wanted to block on 6881 and 50000:  IGN_TCP_INPUT="0:6880 6882:49999 50001:65535" and  IGN_TCP_OUTPUT="0:6880 6882:49999 50001:65535".

Last edited by DevoidOfWindows (2009-06-08 12:45:02)

gav616

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Registered: 2008-01-16

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Re: [SOLVED] Moblock only on certain ports

I think you need to be a bit more descriptive of your problem -- I for one have no idea what a Moblock is, nor what kind of 'ports' you mean (tcp ports? serial ports? usb ports? bsd ports?)

Moblock is some old PeerGuardian-like IP-blocking software for Linux.
To the OP, you probably want to be using IPList now, instead.  Moblock is no longer maintained, as far as I know.  IPList is also a bit easier to set up, and to do what you are asking in it, you would ignore every other range, such as if you only wanted to block on 6881 and 50000:  IGN_TCP_INPUT="0:6880 6882:49999 50001:65535" and  IGN_TCP_OUTPUT="0:6880 6882:49999 50001:65535".

i switched to iplist and tried what you said,
it's exactly what i was looking for, thank you very much.