On 3/4/2019 8:55 PM, Ryan Joiner wrote:
On 3/4/2019 7:41 PM, Ryan Joiner wrote:
Hello there, I see a bunch of documentation on getting shorewall to
work with GeoIP on Debian but I'm not finding much on Redhat. I'm
wondering if there are .rpm packages available for CentOS 7? Or if
there is any good how to out there that you have used and worked well?
Thanks!
-RyRy
I'm sorry, to be more specific I'm referring to getting xtables-addons
installed. It seems for CentOS 7 I might need to build from source code
but would prefer if there were trusted RPM's out there. I found some but
they won't install due to requiring kmod and I can't find one that will
work as it's dependency.
Thank you!
I'm so sorry for the dumb questions, I'm a newbie at geoip. I instead
created an ipset named "us" and then did a rule in blrules
BLACKLIST:info net:!+us all
and this appears to be working based off my logs.
Is there anything dumb about this vs. using the xt_geoip and
xtables-addons method?
My goal was to be able to open up TCP 587 on a mail server but I only
need US ip's for sure to access it. So that's what I'm working towards.
Side note - it's been nice watching the community step up and also
discuss carrying this awesome project on. Thanks to all!
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