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Saturday, September 8, 2012< ^ >

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[20:28:39] <jonas> hi ijal[guest]!
[20:28:47] <jonas> welcome!
[20:29:03] <jonas> Please beware that everything we discuss here is public!
[20:29:12] <ijal[guest]> okay
[20:29:41] <ijal[guest]> may I ask on debian to you..?
[20:29:54] <jonas> if you want to reach me later again in here, then mention my name to get my attention
[20:30:02] <jonas> sure, ask!
[20:30:36] <ijal[guest]> I would ask about the proxy debian
[20:31:46] <jonas> then ask :-)
[20:31:50] <ijal[guest]> so how do I can chat with you, through what,,, because I have a question regarding proxy on debian which confused me, I beg you because I will follow a student's skills competition in Aceh about installation and configuration as well as administering server on debian, because at the moment I am looking for answers to this question about how blocking https port 443 in proxy debian makes me bingun after I tried it was not always successful so how do I can chat with you, through what,,, because I have a question regarding proxy on debian which confused me, I beg you because I will follow a student's skills competition in Aceh about installation and configuration as well as administering server on debian, because at the moment I am looking for answers to this question about how blocking https port 443 in proxy debian makes me bingun after I tried it was not always successful
[20:32:00] <ijal[guest]> :(
[20:32:33] <jonas> what means "bingun"?
[20:33:34] <jonas> if this is a competition, is it then ok that you ask me for help?
[20:34:11] <ijal[guest]> typo I mean, I'm confused
[20:34:16] <jonas> no problem
[20:35:17] <jonas> relax, it is ok that you make typos - I just cannot guess what you wanted to write here. Please explain what you meant
[20:37:29] <ijal[guest]> so how do I can chat with you, through what,,, because I have a question regarding proxy on debian which confused me, I beg you because I will follow a student's skills competition in Aceh about installation and configuration as well as administering server on debian, because at the moment I am looking for answers to this question about how blocking https port 443 in proxy debian makes me confused after I tried it was not always successful
[20:37:43] <jonas> ah
[20:37:51] <jonas> bingun = confused
[20:37:54] <jonas> :-)
[20:38:26] <ijal[guest]> because I will follow the student's skills competition in Aceh on installation and configuration as well as the administration server on debian, because now I'm looking for an answer to this question about how to block https port 443 on debian proxy confused me as I try it does not always work
[20:39:10] <ijal[guest]> because I will follow the student's skills competition in Aceh on installation and configuration as well as the administration server on debian, because now I'm looking for an answer to this question about how to block https port 443 on debian proxy after I try it does not always work
[20:39:17] <ijal[guest]> because I will follow the student's skills competition in Aceh on installation and configuration as well as the administration server on debian, because now I'm looking for an answer to this question about how to block https port 443 on debian proxy after I try it does not always work
[20:40:15] <jonas> is it ok in this competition to seek help from others?
[20:41:01] <ijal[guest]> yes
[20:41:11] <jonas> good
[20:41:23] <jonas> what proxy do you use?
[20:42:28] <ijal[guest]> squid proxy on debian
[20:43:12] <jonas> ok
[20:43:33] <jonas> how did you try to block it?
[20:43:44] <jonas> how did you try to block port 443?
[20:45:20] <jonas> you wrote you tried something that does not always work. What did you try? When did it fail to work?
[20:46:45] <ijal[guest]> with how to configure iptables, but no luck,, is there a shorter, because at the time was very limited competition
[20:48:43] <jonas> well, I guess the simplest way is to configure squid to block the port
[20:49:19] <jonas> the most hardcore way is to configure iptables directly
[20:49:47] <jonas> my way would be to configure shorewall - and let that generate iptables for me
[20:50:47] <jonas> is the challenge to do it the most secure way? Or the simplest way? Or the fastest way? Or the best maintainable way?
[20:50:47] <ijal[guest]> I tried it by adding this line at the nano / etc / rc.local but it still does not work iptables-t filter-I INPUT-m string - string facebook.com-j LOG - algo bm iptables-t filter-I INPUT-m string - string facebook.com-j REJECT - algo bm
[20:52:20] <jonas> there is tools to help generate correct iptables rules
[20:52:27] <jonas> I use the tool shorewall
[20:53:16] <ijal[guest]> Another how to configure it with the fastest
[20:54:11] <jonas> I don't understand
[20:54:34] <ijal[guest]> Do you have a video configuration with the fastest way I can download
[20:54:45] <jonas> no, I have no video
[20:54:45] <ijal[guest]> or document
[20:56:47] <jonas> http://www.shorewall.net/shorewall_quickstart_guide.htm
[20:57:33] <jonas> that is not the fastest way - that is the way that I understand
[20:58:11] <jonas> I don't do it fast - I do it long-term maintainable and understandable
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[20:59:37] <ijal[guest]> okay,.. thanks you...
[21:01:39] <ijal[guest]> ok. I will try it I really want to meet with you if you are into Aceh again, so when you plan to visit Aceh again
[21:01:45] <ijal[guest]> ...?
[21:04:12] <ijal[guest]> I hope if you are into Aceh again, you can go to vocational school or smk 2 Banda Aceh to provide a material for computer engineering student network
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