9997/tcp is for something to do with SPLUNK. That is about all I know presently and I am not sure if this is the correct port.
I am reading documentation that suggested the iptables command, which demonstrates how dated the instructions are.
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- 2021/08/20 12:04:52
- Forum: 8 /8-Stream / 9-Stream - General Support
- Topic: [SOLVED] - iptables rule to firewalld
- Replies: 4
- Views: 1027
- 2021/08/19 21:48:54
- Forum: 8 /8-Stream / 9-Stream - General Support
- Topic: [SOLVED] - iptables rule to firewalld
- Replies: 4
- Views: 1027
Re: iptables rule to firewalld
I learned from someone on ALMALinux's Chat site.
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firewall-cmd --permanent --add-port=9997/tcp && firewall-cmd --reload
- 2021/08/19 19:02:03
- Forum: 8 /8-Stream / 9-Stream - General Support
- Topic: [SOLVED] - iptables rule to firewalld
- Replies: 4
- Views: 1027
[SOLVED] - iptables rule to firewalld
How do I rewrite this iptables rule:
to firewall?
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iptables -I INPUT 4 -p tcp --dport 9997 -j ACCEPT
- 2021/08/11 19:01:11
- Forum: 8 /8-Stream / 9-Stream - General Support
- Topic: [RESOLVED] - reposync AppStream problems
- Replies: 2
- Views: 1166
Re: reposync AppStream problems
The solution to this problem is found in the following:-
Problem: conflicting requests viewtopic.php?f=54&t=77715
Problem: conflicting requests viewtopic.php?f=54&t=77715
- 2021/08/11 18:56:31
- Forum: 8 /8-Stream / 9-Stream - General Support
- Topic: [RESOLVED] - Problem: conflicting requests
- Replies: 16
- Views: 19143
Re: Problem: conflicting requests
I did not realize I never closed this out.
The solution was to enable perl:5.26, by doing the following:
The solution was to enable perl:5.26, by doing the following:
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dnf module enable perl:5.26
- 2021/08/11 18:52:30
- Forum: 8 /8-Stream / 9-Stream - General Support
- Topic: [RESOLVED] - Build Centos8 repos on RHEL-7.9
- Replies: 5
- Views: 1331
Re: Build Centos8 repos on RHEL-7.9
For others,
this did turn out to be a proxy problem. I got the issue resolved with the proxy administrator and then the packages started to sync down properly.
I will mark this as resolved.
this did turn out to be a proxy problem. I got the issue resolved with the proxy administrator and then the packages started to sync down properly.
I will mark this as resolved.
- 2021/08/06 19:32:39
- Forum: 8 /8-Stream / 9-Stream - General Support
- Topic: [RESOLVED] - echo -e in italics
- Replies: 4
- Views: 1364
Re: echo -e in italics
I just found a possible reason why this is not working for me... It's more than likely the fact that I am using PuTTy after all. I found this link https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ANSI_escape_code#SGR_(Select_Graphic_Rendition)_parameters , which in the table provided within the section for SGR , it ac...
- 2021/08/06 19:24:17
- Forum: 8 /8-Stream / 9-Stream - General Support
- Topic: [RESOLVED] - echo -e in italics
- Replies: 4
- Views: 1364
Re: echo -e in italics
Sorry lightman47, I never got back to this.
I tried your syntax on the CLI within my PuTTy session on my Linux machine. It did not work, I wonder if PuTTY is part of the problem.
Does it work for you over a PuTTy session? Or are you using a terminal native to your CentOS OS?
I tried your syntax on the CLI within my PuTTy session on my Linux machine. It did not work, I wonder if PuTTY is part of the problem.
Does it work for you over a PuTTy session? Or are you using a terminal native to your CentOS OS?
- 2021/08/05 14:16:59
- Forum: 8 /8-Stream / 9-Stream - General Support
- Topic: [SOLVED] - Howto get precise start time in EPOCH for auditd
- Replies: 3
- Views: 930
Re: Howto get precise start time in EPOCH for auditd
Thanks MartinR, I was driving home and thinking about this problem and determined I could also use systemctl status auditd and suss the data out of that too. I posted my question to linux-audit@redhat.com and Steve Grubb wrote back to me with two options: 1. Your method below searching inside of the...
- 2021/08/04 19:18:12
- Forum: 8 /8-Stream / 9-Stream - General Support
- Topic: [SOLVED] - Howto get precise start time in EPOCH for auditd
- Replies: 3
- Views: 930
[SOLVED] - Howto get precise start time in EPOCH for auditd
Is there an undocumented switch argument to auditctl or any other method that can help assess the precise time and date that auditd was started? I would like to know, whether after 2 minutes or 2 years (who knows, it could happen), the epoch time stamp of when the last update occured to /etc/auditd....