- Use weak references for instantiating libext*.a matches, makes fw3 independant from the compile time features of iptables
- Do not leak memory when processing rules with unknown targets or matches
SVN-Revision: 36698
- fixes reload when firewall is not running already
- fixes crash when ipsets are supported but undeclared
- fixes handling of per zone user chains on reload
SVN-Revision: 36689
* use libiptc and libxtables directly to manage ruleset, iptables-restore is unreliable and prone to race conditions
* make ipset integration more reliable
SVN-Revision: 36681
- assume "tcp+udp" if no protcol is specified in rules or redirects (#13422, #13386)
- add support for fwmark matches and mark setting targets
SVN-Revision: 36521
- support network names in per-zone 'masq_src', 'masq_dest' and 'subnet' options (#13197)
- do not allow src_mac option for SNAT rules
SVN-Revision: 36090
* Introduce "option reload" for includes to specify whether includes should be processed on reload (e.g. when tapping into internal chains)
* Allow "network" and "device" commands while firewall is running (to make them usable in includes)
SVN-Revision: 36009
* Adds support for emitting hotplug events when creating and clearing zones (fixes miniupnpd)
* Make NAT reflection direction configurable
* Map init script stop action to flush
* Map init script reload action to reload
* Respect init script disabled state in hotplug handler
SVN-Revision: 35998
* Fixes compilation against eglibc
* Fixes tracking logic when selectively restarting IPv4 or IPv6 firewall
* Fixes tracking logic for user chains by differentiating between reloads and restarts
* Introduces per-zone user chains {input,output,forwarding,prerouting,postrouting}_$zone_rule
* Supports legacy "tcpudp" protocol notation again
SVN-Revision: 35969
- all uci rules are boxed in custom chains now, so a firewall stop leaves user rules intact
- properly handle selective ipv4 or ipv6 only firewall start/stop/restart actions
- support ip ranges (e.g. option src_ip '!192.168.1.1-192.168.1.100' -> -m iprange ! --src-range 192.168.1.1-192.168.1.100')
- support time options (e.g. option weekdays 'Mon Tue Sat' -> -m time --weekdays 1,2,6')
SVN-Revision: 35738
