conf.d file

nftables-mk.confd-r1 (text/plain), 2.60 KB, created by Francisco Blas Izquierdo Riera on 2021-05-13 06:32:23 UTC

# /etc/conf.d/nftables

# Location in which nftables initscript will save set rules on
# service shutdown
NFTABLES_SAVE="/var/lib/nftables/rules-save"

# Options to pass to nft on save
SAVE_OPTIONS="-n"

# Save state on stopping nftables
SAVE_ON_STOP="yes"

# Only for OpenRC systems.
# Set to "hard" or "soft" to panic when stopping instead of
# clearing the rules
# Soft panic loads a ruleset dropping any new or invalid connections
# Hard panic loads a ruleset dropping all traffic
PANIC_ON_STOP=""

# If you need to log nftables messages as soon as nftables starts,
# AND your logger does NOT depend on the network, then you may wish
# to uncomment the next line.
# If your logger depends on the network, and you uncomment this line
# you will create an unresolvable circular dependency during startup.
# After commenting or uncommenting this line, you must run 'rc-update -u'.
#rc_use="logger"

# The settings below allow you to configure how nftables clears
# (flushes) the ruleset. By default nftables will use a 
# "flush ruleset" command explicitly on load and also prepend it
# to the ruleset on save. In theory only one of the two flushes
# are needed. So:
# * If you can guarantee your saved rules will start with an
#   explicit flush you can set NFTABLES_LOAD_FLUSH="NO"
#   Doing so will make an empty rules file a no op instead of resulting
#   in an empty ruleset as expected.
# * If you do not plan on ever loading the ruleset directly from the
#   file you can instead set NFTABLES_EXPLICIT_FLUSH="NO"
#   There are very rare cases where you would actually want to do so.
# Addittionally a way to explicitly state how the flush should be made 
# is added.
# The settings below currently work only on OpenRC systems.

# Only for OpenRC systems.
# Command used to clear the tables, will be used for the command clear,
# when loading the rules and prepended to the rules on save to ensure
# the tables are clean. When empty it will default to "flush ruleset"
# Panic actions will still do a full flush to ensure their semantics
# remain the same.
# *CHANGE THIS ONLY IF YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING*
NFTABLES_FLUSH=""

# Only for OpenRC systems.
# Set this to "NO" to prevent prepending a flush when saving the rules
# defaults to "YES"
# *CHANGE THIS ONLY IF YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING*
NFTABLES_EXPLICIT_FLUSH="YES"

# Only for OpenRC systems.
# Set this to "NO" to prevent doing a explicit flush when loading 
# defaults to "YES". It is safe to say "NO" if your ruleset
# includes a explicit flush. This will also prevent reading from
# stdin when loading rules.
# *CHANGE THIS ONLY IF YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING*
NFTABLES_LOAD_FLUSH="YES"