That's what is happening here, the profile Postfix it's what is being
enable, you also have Postfix Secure which is configured but not being
used, the idea of that is that i don't need to configure the rules by
port, but by service.
On Wed, 2008-08-27 at 09:45 +, Scott Kitterman wrote:
If a
Package integration for ufw was discussed in UDS Prague, and you can
read about ufw's application integration in
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuFirewall. The basic idea is this:
1. a package declares profiles to ufw by putting them in a file in
/etc/ufw/applications.d (*). There should only be a
well, /etc/firewall.d is being used somewhere else, so I'll need to
think about this more.
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Title for Port 587 should be Submission.
I understand all that (I think). I'm arguing that having the profile
open ports that may or may not be in use (neither 465 nor 587 are
enabled by default) is not optimal. I think this should just open port
25.
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I have made some changes to ufw that has it use dpkg triggers. This
means that for now there is no default profile and nothing will be
opened (even if DEFAULT_APPLICATION_POLICY is set to something other
than skip). I'll make the change for Submission and adjust the debdiff
accordingly for the
Uploaded updated package that takes advantage of dpkg triggers. Thanks
Nicolas!
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Port 587 is far more important than 465, but a bigger question is that
port opening is really a function of Postfix config. If smtps is not
configured, then there's no reason to open 465 (that's actually
officially assigned to another protocol).
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That's why that profile is not loaded by default, just added for enabling it by
hand when user want's to, the default profile is Postfix, which allows port 25,
because that's the default opened port in an out-of-the-box instalation.
Port number for TLS was taken from
