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Matthew Gillen wrote: > David Kramer wrote: >> My server was hacked, and I needed to reload. I decided to go with FC6 >> instead of SUSE because the most recent SUSE I had was 10.0. >> >> I have very little of the system working yet. I could use some help with >> a few questions right now, with more to come. >> >> - First and foremost, I have my server set up in the standard dual-nic >> setup with one going to the DSL modem and the other one going to my >> intranet. YaST knew how to do this, and it was very easy to set up. The >> firewall tool under FC6 has just a few options, and no concept of zones. >> How do I set that up so I can masquerade NAT to eth1? > > There's no gui for this out of the box, though some of the other packages > that people have mentioned are available in 'extras' (ie getting them is as > easy as 'yum install ...'): > shorewall > fwbuilder > firestarter Yup. Like I said, I went on #fedora IRC channel, and they told me about firestarter and a few others. Firestarter was exactly what I needed, and I was up and running NAT in minutes. However, foreknowledge of this would not have done me any good, because the installer has a bug in it that throws an exception and crashes if you enable Fedora Extras, or any other repository besides the default ones. This is, of course, about 10-15 minutes into the process. I read about it online, so I was prepared. I installed it afterwards, though. >> - How do I switch from KDE to Gnome? > On the login screen, there should be a "session" button. Hitting it should > pop up a menu of available desktops. Once you put in your password, it > should ask if you want to make it your default. I'll look for that. Thanks. What I ended up doing after some more googling was installing switchdesk. -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.
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