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abhishek Bagusetty
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Hey Mel,
First of all, its good that you have figured a way to block torrents using iptables. I am new to networking and would like to do couple of things.
1) Monitor the network activity in the home network
2) Block all the torrents from downloading.
Is there a tool or a way in linux which could give me some solutions to meet the above mentioned cases. I dont want to use any commercial programs as I am more towards OpenSource. It would be greatful if you could offer me some help.
Thanks,
Abhi
Abhishek
Department of Chemical Engineering
The University of Utah
Ernesto Gutierrez
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Mel, I’ve been unsuccessful at installing citrix receiver on a 64 bit fedora install.
Eventhough I am following your instructions to the T.
Can you provide guidance via email?
SK
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Yes you can. It should work.
Hugo Castañeda Benitez
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Can I do the same in ubuntu 12.04?
LinuxSytesNet
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Yesterday watched a movie with Morgan Freeman called ‘ A long came a spider ‘ and must say that I was quite impressed how they exchanged encrypted messages hidden in pictures. Thank you for the tutorial :)