> > > > Does that imply that new installs will be easily switched from firewalld > > to static iptables? I always do new install but I want to keep my firewall > > static, with my current iptables script. > > Once we actually go to firewalld by default, then yes, at least as long > as lokkit and s-c-f are maintained. The procedure is, more or less: > > systemctl disable firewalld.service > systemctl stop firewalld.service > systemctl enable iptables.service > systemctl start iptables.service > lokkit --enabled Hi, from last week FESCo meeting, firewalld has been marked as postponned to F18. If so, could you please update the wiki page? http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Features/firewalld-default In the docs team, we assume that firewalld is still the default in the Release Notes… Cheers, -- Kévin Raymond (Shaiton)
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