Dan Lenski

> So, @dlenski, @ryanbinns, what do you think of this? I don't have a strong preference, honestly, but happy to see them merged if desired. The coding style I used...

Also fixed this in #1038

Fixed Formosa in https://github.com/jpatokal/openflights/pull/1038

Bumping this. Any plans to merge open PRs like #1038, to fix data quality issues in this extremely useful repository, @jpatokal?

Yes, you can use `horst -q -o /dev/stdout` as a subprocess, and parse its CSV output. I've been writing a Python module to do just that, actually.

@dbason, your fork is working very well for me on Xubuntu 16.04 with kernel 4.4.0. It's great to be able to play 1080p video on an old Atom Nettop :+1:.

Keep in mind that vpn-slice uses `iptables` for _only_ one thing: [blocking incoming traffic](https://github.com/dlenski/vpn-slice/blob/master/vpn_slice/linux.py#L75-L90) (unless explicitly allowed by the user). A rewrite to use nftables for this case should be...

It should be easy to autodetect whether nftables or iptables should be used, based on the presence/absence of the nftables binaries. (I have no idea what PL stands for.)

Nope. I don't use `nftables` myself, and don't have time to learn. A PR to autodetect `nftables` and use it in place of `iptables` would be welcome.

> Our company uses CAS for authentication and we are using SAML for it. CAS = https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central_Authentication_Service…? I am the main developer of the GlobalProtect support, but have no access...