When I execute 'ipset -R < some_file' ipset ignores lines with the '-D'
option specified. Is that intentional?
I am trying to execute a script file creating 'pinholes' in (previously
built) ipsets, but, as it stands, I have to execute a shell script
containing 'ipset -D' for every pinhole/range I am interested in, which
isn't very convenient. Ideally I'd like for ipset to honour the '-D'
option in a restore file.
The reason I need this is because I am defining ipset ranges coming from
the geoip database and later, with the '-D' option in a script, I am
trying to create the pinholes - more convenient since ipset has a very
nice feature to re-adjust the ipset ranges automatically after delete,
instead of me using endless '-A' statements adding the resulting ipset
sub-ranges.
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