On Mon, 2007-08-20 at 16:20 +0000, "Jóhann B. Guðmundsson" wrote: > ( add the iptables rules automatically when the service is started and > remove those rules when the service is stopped ) > > Doing chkconfig service or service service start/stop and it would > also open the port for that service in the firewall How would this interact with VPNs. I tend to run services with full VPN internal access (openvpn) but no access from the public Internet. Also what services would default to opening firewall ports? CUPS, for example, opens a port both for local printing and for remote use. If I have CUPS on a box without local printers, it likely doesn't need firewall holes. Perhaps modify system-config-security to allow ports to be opened by service (not by port) and have initscript functions look at that? -- Saikat
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