On Thursday 10 June 2004 6:39 pm, Jonathan Villa wrote:
> I want to allow connections on ports 3306, 22, and 80 for a group of ip
> address.
>
> Some will be from the block, others are dispersed.
>
> My assumption is this
>
> 1. create an array of the single ip addresses.
> 2. loop throught the array printing an iptables command which will allow
> access on those ports to the loop index.
> 3. hardcode the ip block xx.xxx.xx.0/24
Looks like a good solution to me.
Antony.
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