On 03/20/2012 08:04 AM, Tom Eastep wrote: >>>> "shorewall update" does not function if files are in a non-standard >>>> directory (.back files renamed, but new files placed in the default >>>> directory). For example, if I just have a placeholder shorewall.conf >>>> file in /etc/shorewall and everything else is in, say, /opt/shorewall, >>>> "shorewall update" is royally screwed!
> Again -- Shorewall currently doesn't handle non-standard file
> hierarchies; I get it!
After I sent this, I realized that Shorewall already handles this
condition. Simply
shorewall update [options] <directory-where-you-put-your-files>
-Tom
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