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umm, iptables is a part of the kernel, and is exactly the same, regardless of distribution. I've used a bunch of different distros and iptables is always the s
by matt__rose 13y ago
umm, iptables is a part of the kernel, and is exactly the same, regardless of distribution. I've used a bunch of different distros and iptables is always the same. What is this guy talking about??
- jvehent 13y agoHe's talking about wrappers. Wrappers are dist specific. Some people like to use UFW and so on. It's their choice. But real men call iptables directly.
- antocv 13y agoAgreed. The post title is wrong, it should read "Another iptables frontend, this one aims for all distribution." And yes, real men use iptables directly. I never understood the need for wrappers, just makes it harder to debug and see whats really going on.