Tim: >> Otherwise, you can use the (security level) GUI tool, and just add in >> the ports you want to trust. Greg Swallow > Ok, in Desktop> System Settings> Security Level Configuration and it > wants 'port:protocol, port:protocol.' I have port 631 for ipp; i.e. > Internet Printing Protocol and port 548 for afp; i.e. AppleShare. but > Fedora will not take ipp or afp as protocols. Not quite the way it works. In there, "protocol" meaning as in using TCP or UDP with that port. e.g. 631:tcp, 548:tcp, 548:udp Theoretically, I'd expect that I could specify ipp:tcp, and let the system work out what port number to use for IPP services (using /etc/services as its mapping file), and use TCP with it. You'll want to find out whether afp uses TCP or UDP, rather than allow both (unless both protocols are needed). -- Don't send private replies to my address, the mailbox is ignored. I read messages from the public lists.
