Hi,
I'm packaging upnpd.lrp. I'd like to add a few user defined actions to shorewall to make integrating leaf and shorewall a bit easier. I'm wondering what the best way to do this is...
currently I'm having the user add:
/etc/shorewall/action.allowinUPnP /etc/shorewall/action.allowoutUPnP /etc/shorewall/action.forwardUPnP /etc/shorewall/start.d/upnpd_start
modify /etc/shorewall/modules (add ipt_owner) modify /etc/shorewall/actions (register the actions)
I'd like to just include these files right in the upnpd.lrp file.
1) Since I'm a .lrp file, should the new files be added to /usr/share/shorewall? The new files aren't really meant for user consumption or manipulation
2) What's the best way to insure that upnpd.lrp "owns" these files when the user does a backup of either shorewall or upnpd? It would be evil for me to modify any of shorewalls files or package config excludes?
Paul
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