On May 7, 2015, at 12:26 , Arthur Emerson <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Do you plan to use the new CentOS firewalld stuff, or fall back to the
> legacy iptables???
>
> -Arthur
Hi Arthur,
I am not personally working on that (yet) so it might be better for others to
chime in.
The way I see it, we’ll go with the following logic:
Does it work? (no need to bother otherwise)
Does it work across platforms? (we try to keep the code base identical across
distros and version inasmuch as it does not break anything).
Will it keep working in the future?
My opinion is that if iptables still works well and there is no pressing need
to change that, we should keep it around for the time being since we will still
be supporting distros without firewalld.
Regards,
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