* 0009-empty-non-functioning-ipt-modules.patch: empty out IPT_MODULES and
update documentation regarding modern use of connection tracking modules.
ufw historically used IPT_MODULES in /etc/defaults/ufw to
load various connection tracking modules, but use of this mechanism has
been deprecated for some time. These days, the kernel defaults to
deactivating flows for various connection tracking modules so users have
to perform an extra sysctl step to use this old mechanism anyway, so empty
IPT_MODULES and better document use of connection tracking modules. A
future upload will introduce rule syntax for working with connection
tracking helper rules. (LP: #1556419)
* 0010-add-other-firewall-checks.patch: adjust the check-requirements
diagnostic tool to warn about other installed firewall software
* 0011-suppress-legacy-warnings-in-tests.patch: suppress iptables warnings
about legacy rules being present in root functional tests
This bug was fixed in the package ufw - 0.36-6
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ufw (0.36-6) unstable; urgency=medium
* 0009-empty- non-functioning -ipt-modules. patch: empty out IPT_MODULES and other-firewall- checks. patch: adjust the check-requirements legacy- warnings- in-tests. patch: suppress iptables warnings
update documentation regarding modern use of connection tracking modules.
ufw historically used IPT_MODULES in /etc/defaults/ufw to
load various connection tracking modules, but use of this mechanism has
been deprecated for some time. These days, the kernel defaults to
deactivating flows for various connection tracking modules so users have
to perform an extra sysctl step to use this old mechanism anyway, so empty
IPT_MODULES and better document use of connection tracking modules. A
future upload will introduce rule syntax for working with connection
tracking helper rules. (LP: #1556419)
* 0010-add-
diagnostic tool to warn about other installed firewall software
* 0011-suppress-
about legacy rules being present in root functional tests
-- Jamie Strandboge <email address hidden> Thu, 02 Apr 2020 12:05:30 +0000