Jamie Cameron

This is unfortunately unavoidable - Webmin calls tar to perform the remote backup, and it doesn't support hostnames with ports.

Note that you could work around this by creating a `/root/.ssh/config` file containing : ``` Host backup-destination.yourdomain.com Port 777 ```

I wish I could easily fix it :-(

I suppose we could do that, but it would mean re-writing the current remote backup code to use a pipeline instead of having `tar` call `ssh`

I think we might just retire the built-in ping code, since every system has a `ping` command. Does that work reliably for you?

Actually, we changed the default to use the `ping` command in a recent release - at least on Linux.

Are you using the `-legacy` mode commands? If not, you can un-install them and Webmin will use `iptables-save` and `iptables-restore`

We use the `iptables-legacy` command directly because if `iptables` is pointing to `iptables-nft`, the rules file syntax is different.

Is `webmin-iptables.service` running the wrong `iptables-restore` command?

You're right, the init script should use the -legacy command .. we'll fix that.