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ASF subversion and git services commented on VCL-1049:
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Commit 1795977 from [email protected] in branch 'vcl/trunk'
[ https://svn.apache.org/r1795977 ]
VCL-1049
Added subroutines:
* iptables.pm::nat_delete_orphaned_reservation_chains
* iptables.pm::get_table_chain_names
* utils.pm::get_all_reservation_ids
VCL-1031
Updated regex's in iptables.pm::get_table_info to detect exclamation marks
enclosed in single quotes, as may be returned by 'firewall-cmd --permanent
--direct --get-all-rules'. The quotes were throwing off the detection of a
MASQERADE rule when a CentOS 7/firewalld host is used as a NAT host.
Commented out some notify messages in iptables.pm and firewalld.pm which were
generating a lot of noise.
> Add ability to clean up stale or orphaned reservation chains on a NAT host
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>
> Key: VCL-1049
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/VCL-1049
> Project: VCL
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: vcld (backend)
> Reporter: Andy Kurth
> Assignee: Andy Kurth
>
> The pre-VCL 2.5 NAT code did not properly remove all iptables chains it may
> have created on a NAT host. It would be useful if something was added that
> could compare the chains on a NAT host to the reservation IDs currently in
> the database and cleanup any that are no longer tied to a reservation.
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