How to use wildcard in a list with nftables
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I'd like to use wildcards in a list with nftables. I tried this, but it gives me an error when I'm loading it:
iifname "virbr*", "vboxnet*" accept
oifname "virbr*", "vboxnet*" ct state established,related accept
Putting each interface on a separate line fixes the problem:
iifname "virbr*" accept
iifname "vboxnet*" accept
oifname "virbr*" ct state established,related accept
oifname "vboxnet*" ct state established,related accept
... but I wanted to know if there is any way to use wildcards in a list so that I can put all the interfaces in one line, similar to the first (non-working) method I posted.
linux configuration firewall netfilter nftables
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I'd like to use wildcards in a list with nftables. I tried this, but it gives me an error when I'm loading it:
iifname "virbr*", "vboxnet*" accept
oifname "virbr*", "vboxnet*" ct state established,related accept
Putting each interface on a separate line fixes the problem:
iifname "virbr*" accept
iifname "vboxnet*" accept
oifname "virbr*" ct state established,related accept
oifname "vboxnet*" ct state established,related accept
... but I wanted to know if there is any way to use wildcards in a list so that I can put all the interfaces in one line, similar to the first (non-working) method I posted.
linux configuration firewall netfilter nftables
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I'd like to use wildcards in a list with nftables. I tried this, but it gives me an error when I'm loading it:
iifname "virbr*", "vboxnet*" accept
oifname "virbr*", "vboxnet*" ct state established,related accept
Putting each interface on a separate line fixes the problem:
iifname "virbr*" accept
iifname "vboxnet*" accept
oifname "virbr*" ct state established,related accept
oifname "vboxnet*" ct state established,related accept
... but I wanted to know if there is any way to use wildcards in a list so that I can put all the interfaces in one line, similar to the first (non-working) method I posted.
linux configuration firewall netfilter nftables
I'd like to use wildcards in a list with nftables. I tried this, but it gives me an error when I'm loading it:
iifname "virbr*", "vboxnet*" accept
oifname "virbr*", "vboxnet*" ct state established,related accept
Putting each interface on a separate line fixes the problem:
iifname "virbr*" accept
iifname "vboxnet*" accept
oifname "virbr*" ct state established,related accept
oifname "vboxnet*" ct state established,related accept
... but I wanted to know if there is any way to use wildcards in a list so that I can put all the interfaces in one line, similar to the first (non-working) method I posted.
linux configuration firewall netfilter nftables
edited Jun 10 at 21:08
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