> Set blacklist=1 on eth0.
>   
Right, so in other words blacklist=2 only blocks forwarded traffic 
passing through this interface destined to nets in the blacklist with 
the 'to' option. Wouldn't it be easier to just use 'fwd' as the 
blacklist option - 'to' with blacklist=2 is very different from 'to' and 
blacklist=1, you can just have 'blacklist' and choose between 
'from','to' (as if blacklist=1) and, say, 'fwd' (as if blacklist=2) - no 
need for so many permutations when these 3 options in the blacklist file 
alone will cover everything you'll ever need. As I wrote previously - 
confusing.


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