Iptables and Logins at boot-up

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Thanks to all who helped with the ssh problem. There were two gotchas. 
Iptables was blocking all connections, and password authentication was 
turned off. Now I want to use the target machine to receive mail and for 
backup. When I boot the target machine, iptables is on and I have to log 
in as root to turn it off. How can I set iptables to be off at boot time? 
Or, better, to accept ssh and scp only from the source machine?

Two user accounts receive mail continuously. I would like to have them 
automatically logged on at boot time. Is this possible? How?

Thanks,
John


-- 
John J. Boyer; Executive Director, Chief Software Developer
Computers to Help People, Inc.
http://www.chpi.org
825 East Johnson; Madison, WI 53703


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