Thomas Wallrafen wrote: > Hi Dimitris! > > Thus spoke Dimitris Koukis: > >>Hi, >> >>is there s standard way load iptables configuration >>at boot time? It is trivial to run a script that loads the configuration >>but i was wondering if there is something standard. >> >>Thanks > > > Take a look at /etc/default/iptables. That should answer all your > questions, I guess. This seemed to dissapear in sarge. If you installed woody then it's fine, but from sarge-onwards seems the way to control iptables is through /etc/network/ip-x.d/ scripts. That said, I like the iptables init script, and if you want to grab the /etc/default/iptables & /etc/init.d/iptables files then get them from http://zilla.id.au/iptables.tgz > > Bye, > > Thomas >
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