A standard firewall config file format that can be parsed/executed by various competing backends would be a fascinating compromise.
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A standard firewall config file format that can be parsed/executed by various competing backends would be a fascinating compromise. 1 comment
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@RL_Dane @justine We had a deeply flawed firewall dsl in chef that supported multiple backends, but it was exhausting and continually unmaintained. I don’t know if the nftables backend ever got implemented. I was trying to break it apart last year.
But @mwl introduced me to NetBSD’s blocklistd a bit ago and it’s a lovely single purpose tool supporting many backends.