ingenium
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Whenever I try to add an iptables rule with layer7, such as:
it returns:
I can't see a layer7 module loaded, so maybe it's compiled into the kernel? If I try to change l7proto to something else, say "test", it returns:
So it's clearly finding the pattern rules in /etc/l7-protocols/. There must be some other problem going on.
EDIT: I may as well ask another related question in the same thread. If I want to add custom QoS rules, should I have it in the firewall-start script or the nat-start script? Or does it not matter? Basically I don't want the rules being re-added if the mangle table hasn't been flushed... does adding a port forward via the webui just flush the nat table or does it re-load the whole firewall?
Code:
iptables -t mangle -A QOSO -p tcp -m layer7 --l7proto bittorrent -j CONNMARK --set-return 0x5/0xff
it returns:
Code:
iptables: No chain/target/match by that name
I can't see a layer7 module loaded, so maybe it's compiled into the kernel? If I try to change l7proto to something else, say "test", it returns:
Code:
iptables v1.3.8: Couldn't find a pattern definition file for test.
So it's clearly finding the pattern rules in /etc/l7-protocols/. There must be some other problem going on.
EDIT: I may as well ask another related question in the same thread. If I want to add custom QoS rules, should I have it in the firewall-start script or the nat-start script? Or does it not matter? Basically I don't want the rules being re-added if the mangle table hasn't been flushed... does adding a port forward via the webui just flush the nat table or does it re-load the whole firewall?
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