Firewall tools don't play nice with each other
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Hello,
I don't know exactly where to put this, so I thought I'd start here, since
this is my "home" debian-linux list.
I've been playing with the various firewall tools that are a part of debian,
and I'm surprised by something: None of them conflict with each other, and I
think they should. Rather than filing bug reports for each different tool, I
was thinking that there should be some sort of conference between all of the
firewall tool maintainers so that they can coordinate a firewall policy of
some kind, and so that their firewall tools will play nice with each other.
Is such a thing feasable? If so, how would one go about organizing such a
thing? Any advice out there? Is this even a good idea?
Russell
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