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Right now, all my sources point me just to those two. Nothing else seems to fit into that niche.
I should note, that part of the reason for this is I have other update scripts that are denied or vice versa due to the xtables lock.
Yes, you understood correctly. I did switch to the iptables-save method, but initially, i was concerned that it would clobber my fail2ban and custom rules coming from bash scripts. I've...
I was hoping to script it into an init script. 1. boot 2. git pull 3. perform install 4. exec
Its mostly for limited accessible machines to be "hands off" as much as possible. I tweaked it already to do a rule pull
I took a stab at it, work in progress. # This is a comment FROM ubuntu:14.04 MAINTAINER Kate Smith [email protected] RUN apt-get update && apt-get -y install git openssh-server grep...
I had this happening when saving preferences, because the color settings were all black backgrounds. I had to reset to default and then manually edit each background.
I don't yet. I just started looking at it myself yesterday :) On Wed, Sep 24, 2014 at 11:36 PM, bugi [email protected] wrote: > Good idea. Ipset has been in...
here's my first crack at it, still testing https://github.com/mgaulton/iptables-by-country
thanks. I appreciate the effort On 9/28/14, bugi [email protected] wrote: > Implemented. You'll need to edit block-countries.conf to enable it. > > Thank you for taking first crack at it....