2004-08-31, k keltezÃssel 08:43-kor Grant Williamson ezt Ãrta:
> yep that works ..
>
> --- /usr/share/gipt/internet.py.orig 2004-08-31 08:31:52.000000000 +0200
> +++ /usr/share/gipt/internet.py 2004-08-31 08:30:51.000000000 +0200
> @@ -33,6 +33,7 @@
> ("5/2", _("Redirect Net for TOS")),
> ("5/3", _("Redirect Host for TOS")),
> ("8", _("Echo Request")),
> + ("9", _("ICMP")),
Instead of this, I inserted the following two lines:
("9", _("Router Advertisement")),
("10", _("Route Solicitation")),
> ("11", _("Time Exceeded")),
> ("11/0", _("TTL count exceeded")),
> ("11/1", _("Fragment Reass time exceeded")),
>
> Are you planning gipt, to import your current iptables configuration?
gipt loads the rules using iptables-save, and after
adding/editing/deleting rules, it applies the rules through
iptables-restore.
It is a front end, a graphical user interface to iptables.
I hope this is an answer to the question.
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