mike_at_omnipod.com wrote:
> I alter the iptables script to forward correctly, and re-run it.
> (the script in question flushes ALL iptables rules before re-creating
> them all)
> I see it is still forwarding to the wrong port, so I manually clear all
> rules, then rerun the script.
Maybe this is trivial, but there are three tables - filter (the default
if nothing else is specified), nat and mangle. Do you flush them all
(especially nat using 'iptables -t nat -F')? If you type 'iptables -F',
only the table 'filter' will be flushed.
GTi
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Received on Sep 09 2002