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Quotes of the week
That was added five or six years ago, and I never ever got to eat
my hat.
-- Andrew Morton
Finally, with a lot of delay, I've just released the first full
public version of my nftables code (including userspace), which is
intended to become a successor to iptables. Its written from
scratch and there are numerous differences to iptables in both
features and design...
-- Patrick McHardy
I'm really fed up with these discussions. I have seen almost _zero_
critical thinking at all. Probably because anybody who is in the
least doubtful about it simply has tuned out the discussion. So
here's my input: start small, start over, and start thinking about
other issues than just checkpointing.
-- Linus Torvalds seeks to restart the
checkpoint discussion
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iptables log and drop Posted Mar 22, 2009 8:37 UTC (Sun) by dlang (✭ supporter ✭, #313) [Link]
it's trivial to setup iptables so that log and drop don't require seperate lines for every instance
iptables -A logdrop -j log
now everywhere you have a match that you want to both log and drop, just set it to use -j logdrop and it will jump to this short chain that does both.
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