OpenGFW currently hard codes the netlink table name and queue number which causes conflict errors such as could not bind to requested queue 100: netlink receive: operation not permitted when running multiple instances of the application on the same host using different rulesets.
This pull request exposes configuration options that allow the user to set a unique table name and queueNum if they want to run multiple instances, for example:
io:
queueSize: 1024
table: 'opengfw2' # use a unique table if you want to run multiple instances
queueNum: 102 # use a unique queue if you want to run multiple instances
local: true # set to false if you want to run OpenGFW on FORWARD chain
Setting a unique table name will help prevent one instance from removing another already running application's rules when it exits.
OpenGFW currently hard codes the netlink table name and queue number which causes conflict errors such as
could not bind to requested queue 100: netlink receive: operation not permittedwhen running multiple instances of the application on the same host using different rulesets.This pull request exposes configuration options that allow the user to set a unique table name and queueNum if they want to run multiple instances, for example:
Setting a unique table name will help prevent one instance from removing another already running application's rules when it exits.