Re: Help needed in Linux commands...for Cpanel Linux webhosting.....

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it to the group, everyone sees the problem and you get suggestions
from multiple people. That's better, right ?
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Use your own discretion.


On 4/16/06, Himanshu Agarwal 
<himagarwal-PkbjNfxxIARBDgjK7y7TUQ@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Dear Ritesh,
>
> Since I got know you from Vivek Goenka, that you are in the field of linux,
> I have a simple question.
>
> I have a website with Cpanel Linux hosting with Kernel 2.4.x
>

If I understand correctly, you have purchased some space with some
Linux hosting service provider. You aren't using your own servers.

> I want to run some command "say: iptables-restore -n < badiplist.txt" to
> execute some of the file that I need to run in mywebsite to block ip address
> of specified countires.
>

If what I've mentioned above is correct then you can't execute those
iptables commands because they require root privileges and you won't
be having that.
Also no one would allow a single customer to change server settings
which could affect the entire functioning of the machine itself
*unless* it is a VM in which case it's just vice-versa.

> I don't know where to write the command, since I don't find the place, can
> you please assist me.
>
> Please check the email for attachment and if possible read countryblock.txt
> (documentation) so that you may know more about it. With a tough search and
> job I have found this software to block ip address of specified countires
> from viewing website.
>
> It will not take a long time for you since you are a linux professional.
>
> Waiting for a reply.....
>
> With Loves,
> Himanshu Agarwal
>
>
>

I guess I've answered correctly. If not, feel free to reply back.

Ritesh
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