Make ufw follow iptable rules
I have a bunch of configuration in ufw that I want to avoid porting to iptables (unless there is a easy way to export from ufw and import in iptables). Simplicity of ufw etc. being the reason.
Now I want to block outgoing network for a user on the system using - How to disable internet for a user on a system
But the problem is that if I have ufw enabled, it ignores iptable rules.
How do I ask ufw to follow iptable rules as well or maybe implement that user block in ufw?
networking 18.04 iptables firewall ufw
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RajRaj
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I have a bunch of configuration in ufw that I want to avoid porting to iptables (unless there is a easy way to export from ufw and import in iptables). Simplicity of ufw etc. being the reason.
Now I want to block outgoing network for a user on the system using - How to disable internet for a user on a system
But the problem is that if I have ufw enabled, it ignores iptable rules.
How do I ask ufw to follow iptable rules as well or maybe implement that user block in ufw?
networking 18.04 iptables firewall ufw
asked Jan 18 at 23:05
RajRaj
115119
Interesting question! There's a closely related question, with a comprehensive answer, over at serverfault: serverfault.com/questions/198398/…
– aplaice
Jan 21 at 1:08
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I have a bunch of configuration in ufw that I want to avoid porting to iptables (unless there is a easy way to export from ufw and import in iptables). Simplicity of ufw etc. being the reason.
Now I want to block outgoing network for a user on the system using - How to disable internet for a user on a system
But the problem is that if I have ufw enabled, it ignores iptable rules.
How do I ask ufw to follow iptable rules as well or maybe implement that user block in ufw?
networking 18.04 iptables firewall ufw
asked Jan 18 at 23:05
RajRaj
115119
I have a bunch of configuration in ufw that I want to avoid porting to iptables (unless there is a easy way to export from ufw and import in iptables). Simplicity of ufw etc. being the reason.
Now I want to block outgoing network for a user on the system using - How to disable internet for a user on a system
But the problem is that if I have ufw enabled, it ignores iptable rules.
How do I ask ufw to follow iptable rules as well or maybe implement that user block in ufw?
networking 18.04 iptables firewall ufw
networking 18.04 iptables firewall ufw
asked Jan 18 at 23:05
RajRaj
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asked Jan 18 at 23:05
RajRaj
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asked Jan 18 at 23:05
RajRaj
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asked Jan 18 at 23:05
RajRaj
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asked Jan 18 at 23:05
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Interesting question! There's a closely related question, with a comprehensive answer, over at serverfault: serverfault.com/questions/198398/…
– aplaice
Jan 21 at 1:08
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Interesting question! There's a closely related question, with a comprehensive answer, over at serverfault: serverfault.com/questions/198398/…
– aplaice
Jan 21 at 1:08
Interesting question! There's a closely related question, with a comprehensive answer, over at serverfault: serverfault.com/questions/198398/…
– aplaice
Jan 21 at 1:08
Interesting question! There's a closely related question, with a comprehensive answer, over at serverfault: serverfault.com/questions/198398/…
– aplaice
Jan 21 at 1:08
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Following @aplaice's comment, I added the following line in /etc/ufw/after.rules
-A ufw-after-output -m owner --uid-owner idea -j REJECT
# don't delete the 'COMMIT' line or these rules won't be processed
COMMIT
You have to add it for the chain ufw-after-output and before COMMIT.
Restart ufw service after that.
answered Jan 21 at 11:40
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Following @aplaice's comment, I added the following line in /etc/ufw/after.rules
-A ufw-after-output -m owner --uid-owner idea -j REJECT
# don't delete the 'COMMIT' line or these rules won't be processed
COMMIT
You have to add it for the chain ufw-after-output and before COMMIT.
Restart ufw service after that.
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Following @aplaice's comment, I added the following line in /etc/ufw/after.rules
-A ufw-after-output -m owner --uid-owner idea -j REJECT
# don't delete the 'COMMIT' line or these rules won't be processed
COMMIT
You have to add it for the chain ufw-after-output and before COMMIT.
Restart ufw service after that.
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Following @aplaice's comment, I added the following line in /etc/ufw/after.rules
-A ufw-after-output -m owner --uid-owner idea -j REJECT
# don't delete the 'COMMIT' line or these rules won't be processed
COMMIT
You have to add it for the chain ufw-after-output and before COMMIT.
Restart ufw service after that.
answered Jan 21 at 11:40
RajRaj
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Following @aplaice's comment, I added the following line in /etc/ufw/after.rules
-A ufw-after-output -m owner --uid-owner idea -j REJECT
# don't delete the 'COMMIT' line or these rules won't be processed
COMMIT
You have to add it for the chain ufw-after-output and before COMMIT.
Restart ufw service after that.
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Interesting question! There's a closely related question, with a comprehensive answer, over at serverfault: serverfault.com/questions/198398/…
– aplaice
Jan 21 at 1:08