Move ICMP stuff to separate classes
Merge pull request #13 from traylenator/comment
Add comments for all the nftable::rules entries
Merge pull request #14 from cernops/ct_away
Move conntrack rules from global to INPUT and OUTPUT
Merge pull request #6 from traylenator/afs
Add rules for afs3_callback in and out rules for kerberos and openafs.
Move ct rules from global to INPUT and OUTPUT
Switch $order$fragmenta/b to $order-$fragment-a/b
For each nftable::rule this adds an extra concat fragment toadd a comment containing the name and order number for the rule.
The motivation here is to make the mapping from resulting rules backto puppet code more obvious. When adding a new rule it should be more...
Allow tables to add comments to $log_prefix
Merge pull request #8 from cernops/ai5973
Allow raw sets and dashes in set names
lint fix
Add kerberos out and openafs_client out
Add rules for afs3_callback
In particular the afs callback to the cache manager(7001) which is UDP and alwaysIPv4 since there OpenAFS does not support IPv6.
https://wiki.openafs.org/devel/AFSServicePorts/
Allow dashes in set names
Relax nftables::set::type making it optional
This is needed in case nftables::set is passed raw configuration viasource or content.
Add a parameter to control the fate of discarded packets
Merge pull request #4 from cernops/dhcp6
Add classes encapsulating rules for DHCPv6 client traffic (in/out)
Add class nftables::services::dhcpv6_client
Merge pull request #5 from cernops/custom_log_prefix
Allow customising the log prefix
Add rules for outgoing and incoming DHCPv6 client traffic
Add support for named sets
Use concat for table conf generation
This way other components of the module will be able to add extra stuffto the table definitions like sets.
Fix rulenames which includes an index
The rulename has a regex pattern `[/^[a-zA-Z0-9_]+-[a-zA-Z0-9_]+(\d+)?$/]`which allows an index at the end of the rulename (with a delimiter).This is split later with `$data = split($rulename, '')` but the content...
Allow to specify prometheus source addresses
Fix rule node exporter
Manage rule in dns
Add rule in node_exporter
Add basic ip6 nat chains
Fix the regex for bridge names
Replace dashes with underlines
Docker daemon bridges contains dashes, replace them with underlines tofit the naming concept.
migrate create_resource to the generic loop over hash approach
create_resource is notorious for not providing exact line/file infowhen something fails. Since in puppet you can now loop over hashesand you have the splat assignment operator. This means you get much...
Add class bridges
Allow traffic from any bridge to itself by default
Move filter rules to inet_filter class
Allow to inject custom rules
New parameter out_all, default false
In order to allow all outbound traffic a parameter isadded to enable a simple `allow` entry on the out chain.
Default is false so backwards compatible.
If true all the other out_bound rules (ntp, ...) will be disabled...
Allow index numbers
Fix rule puppet out
Add http and https
Use enum instead of pattern for proto
Add a rule to create snat
Add a define for masquerading
Linting
Add rules for OSPF
Add a define for ipv4 dnat
Create a special ingoing chain for all ingoing fwd rules
Rename file filter to inet-filter
Stop and mask firewalld service
add new rules
add a few more rules
Split init class
Use default
Rewrite ip-nat to concat
Replace filter with inet-filter
Refactoring
Add a newline to filter chains
Explicitly set ensure file
Write some spec tests for init class
Set NAT only for IPv4
Allow to set a list of dns servers
Add in/out rules for Tor
Add a in rule for icinga2
Add in rule for puppet
Add in/out rules for wireguard
Add a rule for dhcpc
Remove out rule ntp
Duplicate to chrony, but chrony allows every sport (which is required bychrony).
add outgoing puppet
Allow http by default
CentOS mirrors are only available over http.
Apply a base firewall
Allow all services to install updates and manage the node.
Add a class for outgoing ntp
Add a class for outgoing https
Add a class for outgoing dns
fix naming
initial release
