02-13-2013
Hi bakunin,
Thanks for your explanation.
Which brings me to think that DGPickett's idea was the best option: "Add a firewall".
So that I can just refuse any incoming request from unknown hosts.
I'll try and figure that out with the system administrator.
Regards
Santiago
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NAME
socketfilterfw -- Application Firewall daemon
SYNOPSIS
socketfilterfw [-hdlk] [--getglobalstate] [--setglobalstate on | off] [--getblockall] [--setblockall on | off] [--listapps]
[--getappblocked path] [--blockapp path] [--unblockapp path] [--add path] [--remove path] [--getallowsigned]
[--setallowsigned] [--setallowsignedapp] [--getstealthmode] [--setstealthmode on | off] [--getloggingmode]
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DESCRIPTION
socketfilterfw is a daemon that gets launched on demand when the Application Firewall is enabled. There are also command-line options to
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OPTIONS
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-l Do logging and run in daemon mode.
-k Kill daemon.
--getglobalstate
Display if the firewall is enabled or not.
--setglobalstate on | off
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--getblockall
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--setblockall on | off
Enable or disable block all option.
--listapps
Display a list of paths of added applications.
--getappblocked path
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--blockapp path
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--unblockapp path
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--remove path
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