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independently of and parallel to ip_tables, ip6_tables,
arp_tables and ebtables. nftables is the corresponsing userspace
frontend.
The nftables frontend features support for sets and dictionaries of arbitrary
types, meta data types, atomic incremental and full ruleset updates, and,
similar to iptables, support for different protocols, access to connection
tracking and NAT and logging. db(s390zp36 πSUSE Linux Enterprise 15 SUSE LLC GPL-2.0-only https://www.suse.com/ Productivity/Networking/Security https://netfilter.org/projects/nftables/ linux s390x I J N B p m GT % AA큤큤큤A큤A큤 db(db(db(db(db(db(db(db(db(db(db(db(db(db(db(db(db(db(db(db(db(db(db(db(` edb(db(7ec01ce74ab7729628e87ef6f28d0ae8e6e7c38c36335474e2a6a4bd65386cd6 eb105921e31b243108213f7652f2d091b563c65ea7495e09bb9afca00830431d 4d82d9c74a5ac107c033e4968d2b9f20f2ba6b41d64529461c72b202a989750a 14bd376e596c97061b6df3151a6d14cc3daa4ceb58c8dc26d9fa0f5d21d9c0a5 ff2b25d6d381264f440e53a77e487e3bcb3bd680b3f2f85e2003e45f6bfb899d f4575e3068ef3abd609f0bb186c74ddde4ef5a8ac3fa53c6d95d19d97e4b8688 19955c98d62a5a940b3ec465503be5833eef60b08f733d412fa4fc9b57ebf876 b6b8d8b79c14f7c2e0829a821519915fd3c05a27b32dc46a67b20cdd1d940d06 76bf18648ed2a2ef41474b77c27abd59f8168c2421b9eefbb6a8a8f83b0b4467 396692829e5d67c532fd2bf832ce414eec029ea20646ea54bfa3de4c1d92470f a6661eb0325ab5222b668ae05f7f8ba974610a8546c304951ef0cf5e6c449b32 f78c4431557fc9dd816e2139f203de5b5a7f7689c636f88e350500fbfe0930c6 c1ab0dd636b4ddd6da059d8e556296166e9a77b8fb5c598ac21da09b23961a37 3a3c631909d8fa3d8a52b025598413b8531023c54278630231a90de518e868f9 217960409ccbd62af466aca6fcdac68d262df410db78b439aa475e2de8f73de7 336d0fd8232098fca619f6423059560911c3c1064bc91a8949939b46f81e5b3b fb7759c80e557525898ff8fc8353839c90e59f7d0dbaa56c5407efde770617b2 2e49e6bd24a07b7691937c5683cfdb15dbb1b7ce7c5a37865ad28d71ea2b6ed5 ef749604fd6ccd044c1f0093574869efe85deb2ca1145a6bbd3ebcd602ef326f eb5f02fe1ad203273f34ecfcef1b1389b0dc07f055c1969794c4f4ae2169ffc0 c17bc4fa5b2434c6f283ffcb2312e5bf3c7cdf5787b79505f094d8de734ac53e 9b43e42488fbd3e263c4a53a60c63d7edde703003778fa4c28c7486a4ae2527b b2f71ca473c867c5a8a5f6e1d145f7981301e01889e73c48f167b41425e574c6 root root root root root root root root root root root root root root root root root root root root root root root root root root root root root root root root root root root root root root root root root root root root root root root root root root root root root root nftables-0.9.8-150300.3.6.1.src.rpm nftables nftables(s390-64) @ @ @ @ @ @
libc.so.6()(64bit) libc.so.6(GLIBC_2.2)(64bit) libc.so.6(GLIBC_2.3)(64bit) libc.so.6(GLIBC_2.4)(64bit) libnftables.so.1()(64bit) libreadline.so.7()(64bit) rpmlib(CompressedFileNames) rpmlib(FileDigests) rpmlib(PayloadFilesHavePrefix) rpmlib(PayloadIsXz) 3.0.4-1 4.6.0-1 4.0-1 5.2-1 4.14.3 dGbo`_ ^@^ۅ@^@^@]7@]N@]Z@\C@[@ZZ@Z@Zu@Z]@YXY @WP U@U`kT matthias.gerstner@suse.com matthias.gerstner@suse.com jengelh@inai.de jengelh@inai.de jengelh@inai.de jengelh@inai.de jengelh@inai.de jengelh@inai.de jengelh@inai.de jengelh@inai.de jengelh@inai.de stefan.bruens@rwth-aachen.de jengelh@inai.de jengelh@inai.de jengelh@inai.de jengelh@inai.de jengelh@inai.de jengelh@inai.de jengelh@inai.de jengelh@inai.de jengelh@inai.de jengelh@inai.de mrueckert@suse.de jengelh@inai.de - add 0001-evaluate-reject-support-ethernet-as-L2-protocol-for-.patch: this
fixes a crash in nftables if layer2 reject rules are processed (e.g.
Ethernet MAC address based reject rich rule in firewalld, bsc#1210773). - add 0001-cache-check-for-NULL-chain-in-cache_init.patch: this fixes rare
crashes that could occur e.g. in firewalld (bsc#1197606). - Update to release 0.9.8
* Complete support for matching ICMP header content fields.
* Added raw tcp option match support.
* Added ability to check for the presence of any tcp option.
* Support for rejecting traffic from the ingress chain. - Update to release 0.9.7
* Support for implicit chains
* Support for ingress inet chains
* Support for reject from prerouting chain
* Support for --terse option in json
* Support for the reset command with json - Update to release 0.9.6
* Fix two ASAN runtime errors - Update to release 0.9.5
* Support for set counters.
* Support for restoring set element counters via nft -f.
* Counter support for flowtables.
* typeof concatenations support for sets.
* Support for concatenated ranges in anonymous sets.
* Allow to reject packets with 802.1q from the bridge family.
* Support for matching on the conntrack ID.
- Drop anonset-crashfix.patch (upstream solved differently) - Add anonset-crashfix.patch [boo#1171321] - Update to release 0.9.4
* Add a helper for concat expression handling.
* Add "typeof" build/parse/print support. - Add json, python [boo#1158723] - Update to release 0.9.3
* meta: Introduce new conditions "time", "day" and "hour".
* src: add ability to set/get secmarks to/from connection.
* flowtable: add support for named flowtable listing.
* flowtable: add support for delete command by handle.
* json: add support for element deletion.
* Add `-T` as the short option for `--numeric-time`.
* meta: add ibrpvid and ibrvproto support - Update to new upstream release 0.9.2
* Transport header port matching, e.g. "th dport 53"
* Support for matching on IPv4 options
* Support for synproxy - Remove unused dblatex BuildRequires, only needed for the optional
and disabled PDF generation (same contents as shipped manpage). - Update to new upstream release 0.9.0
* Support to check if packet matches an existing socket.
* Support to limit number of active connections by arbitrary
criteria, such as ip addresses, networks, conntrack zones or
any combination thereof.
* Added support for "audit" logging. - Update to new upstream release 0.8.5
* support to add/insert a rule at a given index position
* meter statement now supports a configureable upper max size
* timeouts for sets can now be specified in milliseconds
* re-add iptables-like empty skeleton rulesets - Update to new upstream release 0.8.4
* Support to match IPv6 segment routing headers.
* New "meta ibrname" and "meta obrname" arguments to match the
name of the logical bridge a packet is passing through.
These new names replace the old (misnamed) "ibriport"/"obriport".
* `nft -a` will now show handle identifier for all objects,
including tables and chains.
* nft can now delete objects by their handle number.
* Support to update maps from the ruleset (packet path).
* the "--echo" option now prints handle id for tables and
object too.
* `nft -f -` will now read from standard input
* Support for flow tables, cf. man page or
https://lwn.net/Articles/738214/ . - Update to new upstream release 0.8.3
* raw payload support to match headers that do not yet have
received a mnemonic. - Update to new upstream release 0.8.2
* add secpath support - Update to new upstream release 0.8.1
* This release deprecates the "flow table" syntax in favor
of "meter". - Update to new upstream release 0.8
* This release contains new features available up to the
(upcoming) Linux 4.14 kernel release:
* Support for stateful objects, these objects are uniquely
identified by a user-defined name, you can refer to them from
rules, and there is a well established interface to operate
with them.
* Sort set elements when listing them, from lower to largest.
* TCP option matching and mangling support. This includes TCP
maximum segment size mangling.
* Add new "-s" option for listings without stateful information.
* Add new -c/--check option for nft, to tests if your ruleset
loads fine, into the kernel, this is a dry run mode.
* Connection tracking helper support.
* Add --echo option, to print the handle that the kernel
allocates to uniquely identify rules.
* Conntrack zone support
* Symmetric hash support
* Add support to include directories from nft natives scripts,
files are loaded in alphanumerical order.
* Allow to check if IPv6 extension header or TCP option exists
or is missing.
* Extend quota support to display used bytes.
* Add ct average matching, to match average bytes per packet a
connection has transferred so far, to map the existing
feature available in the iptables connbytes match.
* Allow to flush maps and flow tables.
* Allow to embed set definition into an existing set.
* Conntrack event filtering support via rule. - Update to new upstream release 0.7
* Add new fib expression, which can be used to obtain the
output interface from the route table based on either source
or destination address of a packet.
* Support hashing of any arbitrary key combination, eg.
* Add number generation support. Useful for round-robin packet
mark setting.
* Add quota support, eg.
* Introduce routing expression, for routing related data with
support for nexthop
* Notrack support, to explicitly skip connection tracking for
matching packets.
* Support to set non-byte bound packet header fields, including
checksum adjustment.
* Add 'create set' and 'create element' commands.
* Allow to use variable reference for set element definitions.
* Allow to use variable definitions from element commands.
* Add support to flush set. You can use this new command to
remove all existing elements in a set.
* Inverted set lookups.
* Honor absolute and relative paths via include file, where:
* Support log flags, to enable logging TCP sequence and options.
* tc classid parser support, eg.
* Allow numeric connlabels, so if connlabel still works with
undefined labels. - Update to new upstream release 0.6
* Rules may be replaced now
* Flow table support (requires Linux >= 4.3)
* Support for tracing
* Ratelimiting now supports units like bytes/second.
* Matchinv VLAN IDs, DSCP/ECN, ICMP RtAdv & RtSol - Update to new upstream release 0.5
* Support combinations of two or more selectors to build a tuple
* Timeout support for sets
* Dormant flag for tables
* Default chain policy specifiable on creation - set the url to the project page
- pass --disable-silent-rules to configure to allow gcc post build
check to work - Update to new upstream release 0.4
* Since Linux 3.18: support for global ruleset operations
* Since 3.17: full logging support for all the families,
including nfnetlink_log
* 3.16: automatic selection of the optimal set implementation
* 3.14: reject support for ip, ip6 and inet
* 3.18: reject support for bridge, and reject icmpx abstraction
* 3.18: masquerade support
* 3.19: redirect support
* Extend meta to support pkttype, cpu and devgroup matching. s390zp36 1684154524
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