Re: Guardian 2.0

Re: Guardian 2.0

[Stefan Schantl]

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Hello Blago Culjak,

thanks for joining the testing team and for sharing your experience with
us.

I guess there is still an instance of the old guardian running on the
system. On my test systems I have not seen this kind of problem.

Please check with "ps aux | grep guardian" for running guardian
processes and kill the by using "kill <PID>". Then please try to launch
guardian again and check the web interface.

Best regards,

-Stefan
> Hello, first of all guys, great job on new features, especially GeoIP
> and new Guardian, this are the features that are of great value. 
> 
> I will try to contribute on my part by testing, and translating Ipfire
> to Croatian.
> 
> I have installed Guardian 2.10, just like in the IpFire planet post. I
> have now in Web interface new Guardian option, and I have setup
> basics. I have enabled the Guardian, but it just won't run. It always
> displays stopped in Web Interface.
> 
> Issuing command:
> guardianctrl start
> Starting Guardian...
> Unable to continue: /usr/bin/guardian is running 
> 
> It displays that it's running. However, trying to stop it, displays
> this error:
> guardianctrl stop
> /etc/rc.d/init.d/guardian: line 33: [: too many arguments
> 
> I have setuped a log in debug mode, but it doesnt give any more
> information, other then this:
> 
> /usr/bin/guardian -d
> My host IP-address is: 5.133.x.x
> My gatewayaddess is: 85.94.x.x
> Loaded 1 entries from /var/ipfire/guardian/guardian.ignore
> Created watcher for /var/log/snort/alert
> Created watcher for /var/log/messages
> Created watcher for /var/log/httpd/error_log
> Running in debug mode...
> 
> I can tell that no new firewall entries have been loaded into iptables
> regarding guardian, so it must not be running properly.
> 
> Please advise.
> 
> regards from midly warm Croatia
> 
> Blago Culjak
> 
> 
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