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On 10/19/2012 09:59 AM, GMAIL wrote:

i think that the problem should be the service iptables.
what i have to change if i want to accept all request to the port 5433?

iptables only affects the machine your server is running on. There can be a firewall literally *anywhere* between your client and the host server. You may need to search farther than the local server, especially since I think you copied your firewall settings in the first message, and they were all empty.

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