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Right, so it blocked the first part of the chain. Which normally uses unprivilgeed network namespace to dp net admin inside that. I had been thinking of a RxRP
by fulafel 5mo ago
Right, so it blocked the first part of the chain. Which normally uses unprivilgeed network namespace to dp net admin inside that.
I had been thinking of a RxRPC AF block for the second part of the chain which seems rarer.
Systemd seems to have this setting for units since 2011:
> The setting RestrictAddressFamilies aims to restrict what socket address families can be used. When using it, the default is that it is used as an allow-list and define what address families can be used.
> Example
> A common combination might look like this.
[Service]
SystemCallArchitectures=native
RestrictAddressFamilies=AF_INET AF_INET6 AF_UNIX