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Please note that 'sudo ufw disable' will flush the ufw chains and make
them all 'pass through' (ie, think of them as NOPs) until reboot. On
reboot, ufw won't run and even the pass through chains won't be added.
Furthermore, unless MANAGE_BUILTINS
iptables-persistent doesn't appear to work ether, this had no effect
after reboot:
apt -y install iptables-persistent;
ufw disable;
systemctl stop ufw;
systemctl disable ufw;
apt -y install iptables-pers
iptables -P INPUT ACCEPT
iptables -P FORWARD ACCEPT
iptables -P OUTPUT ACCEPT
iptables -t
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