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How to load iptables rules.v4 file
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I've been trying to initiate a rules.v4 file that I have written a handful of rules into, but I can't seem to get the rules to load with
iptables-restore < /file/path/rules.v4
I have saved the rules with
iptables-save > /file/path/rules.v4
Now, when I check my table rules with iptables -L --line-numbers, my previous table rules are still there.
How do I get this file to load?
iptables
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I've been trying to initiate a rules.v4 file that I have written a handful of rules into, but I can't seem to get the rules to load with
iptables-restore < /file/path/rules.v4
I have saved the rules with
iptables-save > /file/path/rules.v4
Now, when I check my table rules with iptables -L --line-numbers, my previous table rules are still there.
How do I get this file to load?
iptables
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zx485
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asked 6 hours ago
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I posted an answer about this on Stack Overflow. Your commands seem to be the same, but did you usesudoon this? IPTables is not something you can generally change as a regular user. Also, try runningiptables -F, check it withiptables -L -nand then try to useiptables-restoreagain.
– JakeGould
4 hours ago
yes I always use sudo, 😉, but however i didn't flush my previous rules maybe that's what it was. thanks a bunch.!
– upgrayyed
2 hours ago
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I've been trying to initiate a rules.v4 file that I have written a handful of rules into, but I can't seem to get the rules to load with
iptables-restore < /file/path/rules.v4
I have saved the rules with
iptables-save > /file/path/rules.v4
Now, when I check my table rules with iptables -L --line-numbers, my previous table rules are still there.
How do I get this file to load?
iptables
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zx485
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asked 6 hours ago
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I've been trying to initiate a rules.v4 file that I have written a handful of rules into, but I can't seem to get the rules to load with
iptables-restore < /file/path/rules.v4
I have saved the rules with
iptables-save > /file/path/rules.v4
Now, when I check my table rules with iptables -L --line-numbers, my previous table rules are still there.
How do I get this file to load?
iptables
iptables
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zx485
1,4612914
asked 6 hours ago
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I posted an answer about this on Stack Overflow. Your commands seem to be the same, but did you usesudoon this? IPTables is not something you can generally change as a regular user. Also, try runningiptables -F, check it withiptables -L -nand then try to useiptables-restoreagain.
– JakeGould
4 hours ago
yes I always use sudo, 😉, but however i didn't flush my previous rules maybe that's what it was. thanks a bunch.!
– upgrayyed
2 hours ago
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I posted an answer about this on Stack Overflow. Your commands seem to be the same, but did you usesudoon this? IPTables is not something you can generally change as a regular user. Also, try runningiptables -F, check it withiptables -L -nand then try to useiptables-restoreagain.
– JakeGould
4 hours ago
yes I always use sudo, 😉, but however i didn't flush my previous rules maybe that's what it was. thanks a bunch.!
– upgrayyed
2 hours ago
I posted an answer about this on Stack Overflow. Your commands seem to be the same, but did you use
sudo on this? IPTables is not something you can generally change as a regular user. Also, try running iptables -F, check it with iptables -L -n and then try to use iptables-restore again.– JakeGould
4 hours ago
I posted an answer about this on Stack Overflow. Your commands seem to be the same, but did you use
sudo on this? IPTables is not something you can generally change as a regular user. Also, try running iptables -F, check it with iptables -L -n and then try to use iptables-restore again.– JakeGould
4 hours ago
yes I always use sudo, 😉, but however i didn't flush my previous rules maybe that's what it was. thanks a bunch.!
– upgrayyed
2 hours ago
yes I always use sudo, 😉, but however i didn't flush my previous rules maybe that's what it was. thanks a bunch.!
– upgrayyed
2 hours ago
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I posted an answer about this on Stack Overflow. Your commands seem to be the same, but did you use
sudoon this? IPTables is not something you can generally change as a regular user. Also, try runningiptables -F, check it withiptables -L -nand then try to useiptables-restoreagain.– JakeGould
4 hours ago
yes I always use sudo, 😉, but however i didn't flush my previous rules maybe that's what it was. thanks a bunch.!
– upgrayyed
2 hours ago