how to start firestarter automatically at boot

[Yannick Le Saint (kyncani)]

On Wed, 20 Jul 2005 18:49:00 -0700 (PDT)
sahutoglu sonmez <sahutsonmez at yahoo.com> wrote:
>  after starting the system I don't see firestarter
> running when I check system monitor. Does it mean that
> it is running but I just can't see it or actually it
> is not running? is there another way to check if it
> runs automatically after boot? I tried "gnome-sudo
> firestarter" in system/preferences/session.
> but then it asked my the root's password. it's ok but
> I would like it to start by itself.

  Like all the other replies said, the firewall is running. The
graphical interface is just a mean to see it running (or change its
configuration), nothing more.

  The firewall is a system level tool. It's a good security measure i
think to keep a system administrator password for it.

  So basically, yeah, the firewall is running as you've configured it
with firestarter. You can forget about it it's fine :)

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Yannick Le Saint (kyncani) <y.lesaint at gmail.com>
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