Closed vitstr closed 7 years ago
Please excuse my Debian ignorance, but can't you just disable the "iptables-persistent" package ?
@abelbeck I did so, but could not understand what the problem is. you may need to add the information in the FAQ?
To be clear, disabling the "iptables-persistent" package solved your problem ? but figuring out iptables-persistent was the conflict was the real issue ?
Disabling autostart "iptables-pesrsistent" solved problem.
Got it, Thanks.
@arnova Possibly the Debian lib/systemd/system/arno-iptables-firewall.service Conflicts= could help, not sure how that works.
Thank you for the aif :)
I think this should simply be fixed upstream by the Debian maintainer by adding a package conflict for iptables-persistent to the aif package. I don't see how systemd should handle this. Is there any valid use case anyway to have both packages installed?
Is there any valid use case anyway to have both packages installed?
No, I don't think so. AIF also sets network related sysctl's which I presume iptables-persistent does not.
If a person handled the sysctl stuff elsewhere, I suppose it could be possible to manage the startup/shutdown with iptables-persistent and set/change iptables rules with AIF, seems like a lot of trouble for a very special case (very, very large number of rules ?).
For practical purposes, I don't see how these two packages could easily, properly work together.
This was fixed upstream by Debian
Seems to be not fixed in Debian 4.9.51-1 (2017-09-28)
Please forward this problem to Debian, there isn't much we can do unfortunately.
Hey, I have similar problem. https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=778845;msg=2