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Re: iptables in el4u3 (was Re: ypserv broken(?) in rhel4u3)
- From: Aleksandar Milivojevic <alex milivojevic org>
- To: nahant-list redhat com
- Subject: Re: iptables in el4u3 (was Re: ypserv broken(?) in rhel4u3)
- Date: Fri, 10 Mar 2006 12:22:11 -0600
Quoting John Vasileff <john lists gmail com>:
The same is given for udp. Looks like the new behaviour is better,
although I wouldn't be too thrilled with my firewall failing to load
correctly after reboot when it previously worked.
BTW, there's another similar change pending. The TCPMSS is currently
not restricted to mangle table. Old documentation even had examples of
using it from filter table (back from the days when mangle table was
not as functional as it is now). The upstream documentation was
updated some time ago (haven't checked if it was reflected in RHEL4 --
if not, Red Hat folks please do it), and code still accepts using
TCPMSS in filter table. TCPMSS isn't going to be outlawed from filter
table in near future, but probably will be one day. Supposedly,
newever versions of iptables should print a warning about this if you
attempt to use TCPMSS in filter table. I haven't checked if iptables
included with RHEL4 will warn you. If you are using TCPMSS from filter
table, you should move it to mangle table. Or you are going to be bit
again.
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