Hi Patrik,
+ if (!global_firewall) {
Let's not poke on global_firewall outside of init_firewall(). Let's fix
this in init_firewall() instead, as global_firewall is internal to that
function. init_firewall() has a bug as it does not check if
global_firewall is set or not and sets it unconditionally every time -
and looses memory when doing so.
Indeed, will fix this too.
>+ err = init_firewall();
>+ if (!err)
Shouldn't this be if '(err < 0)' ?
It should yes...
Tomasz
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