Shorewall users - Oct 2007 - Shorewall 4.0.4 +Fedora Core 4 64 under Virtuozzo fails to start iptables-restore failed

Right I''m stuck at a similar point to another thread on this list.

Basically I have installed Shorewall and it doesn''t start. I started 
under the perl compiler and got an "iptables-restore Failed"  for the 
last line of the restore file  at the COMMIT.

Following the advice in the previous thread I reran under the shell 
compiler and have attached the trace file as a gzip.

It seems to fail around a "logdrop" chain.

Note the shorewall log has been truncated at the beginning as even with 
gzip at maximum I was exceeding the limit on attachment size.

Any help appreciated

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Rajiv Dhir wrote:
> 
> Note the shorewall log has been truncated at the beginning as even with
> gzip at maximum I was exceeding the limit on attachment size.
> 
I''m unable to expand the .gz

teastep@wookie:~/Rajiv$ gunzip shorewall.short.log.gz

gunzip: shorewall.short.log.gz: invalid compressed data--crc error

gunzip: shorewall.short.log.gz: invalid compressed data--length error
teastep@wookie:~/Rajiv$

Please forward the entire zipped file to support@shorewall.net.

-Tom
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