@ludicity maybe we can make a better four sided die?
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The d4 is a garbage dice that doesn't roll so much as just lands, resembling nothing more than a pyramid to your failures. -
I'm kinda pissed that my arcane knowledge of iptables that was acquired decades ago now has to be replaced with an understanding of nftables.@drscriptt @froge @ryanc You got it!!!
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I'm kinda pissed that my arcane knowledge of iptables that was acquired decades ago now has to be replaced with an understanding of nftables.@drscriptt @froge @ryanc Here's some examples for you.
You can track recent traffic in nftables and use timeouts with set for port knocking.
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I'm kinda pissed that my arcane knowledge of iptables that was acquired decades ago now has to be replaced with an understanding of nftables.@froge @ryanc I see that doesn't seem like such an issue to me there's well documented ways to convert iptables configs over to nftables configs and then just use them with the new nf_tables subsystem.
So if you know iptables just still write your rules there convert it and deploy while enjoying a faster kernel.
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I'm kinda pissed that my arcane knowledge of iptables that was acquired decades ago now has to be replaced with an understanding of nftables.@ryanc I recently spent some time learning about the history of iptables and the move to nftables. I also spent some time learning and playing with nftables enough to swap to using it directly the past few years instead of an iptables cli that converts it to nftables.
To my knowledge iptables is still completely valid and everything is converted automatically for you.
Is there some piece of news that I'm missing where iptables is being removed?