Hi Jamie! (BTW, Thanks for your great software!)
It's an iptables firewall configuration, except it's not a configuration
for usage later with iptables.save and all those script. It's a firewall
ruleset which is executed everytime from startup and read configuration
from different files (I'm right now building a webmin module to touch
config files of this firewall.).
I didn't express well, what I want to know is what is the best rule
configuration for the bandwidth monitor module.
My intention is to send to the developer of this firewall scripts a patch
to make the scripts compatible with the bandwidth monitor module and also
make GPL the module to config his firewall scripts.
Regards,
Guzmán Brasó
> On 14/Jul/2005 10:01 [email protected] wrote ..
>> Hi All!
>>
>> I want to add support for another type of firewall to the bandiwdth
>> monitor.
>>
>> What are the exactly rules behavior bandwidth monitor expect from a
>> firewall?
>> Any advices?
>
> That really depends on what type of firewall you want to support.
> Is it a completely different kernel-level firewall like iptables, ipfilter
> or ipfw,
> or is it a higher-level firewall that generates rules for iptables/etc ,
> like
> FWbuilder or Shorewall?
>
> - Jamie
>
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