A question about this, is possible with shorewall to block a domain, rather
than by IP? and if so how would it be?



2012/3/14 I.S.C. William <[email protected]>

> I understand this, telling me that the rules, I must put first the rules
> REJECT (if there) and then ACCEPT rules?
>
> If this could give me the syntax of the rules as they should be, I mean:
> REJECT rules first, then the ACCEPT rules, the rulesafter DROP, REJECT ..
> etc.
>
>
> 2012/3/14 Tom Eastep <[email protected]>
>
>> On 03/14/2012 12:19 PM, I.S.C. William wrote:
>> > Hi, in shorewall version 3.4.8 used this rule to block access
>> > to Facebook through port 443 (https):
>> >
>> > /shorewall/rules:
>> >
>> > REJECT          loc
>> > net:69.171.224.12,69.171.224.0/19,69.63.176.0/20,66.220.144.0/20
>> > <http://69.171.224.0/19,69.63.176.0/20,66.220.144.0/20>        tcp
>> 443
>> >
>> > What I did was block the public IP network segment to fitthrough https.
>> > Now I use this same rule in version 4.4 and I works already.
>> > Has anything changed in this period? or how could interpretthe new
>> > version now?
>> >
>> > I have shorewall 4.4.25.3
>>
>> Did you put your REJECT rule *before* your ACCEPT rule? You must!
>>
>> -Tom
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>> Washington, USA     \ all of the passengers in his car
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>>
>>
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