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go so if you need rather complex rules or you can speak nftables it's |
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recommended to use `nftables::rule` directly. |
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## Facts |
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One structured fact `nftables` is available |
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tables => [ |
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"bridge-filter", |
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"bridge-nat", |
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"inet-firewalld", |
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"ip-firewalld", |
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"ip6-firewalld" |
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version => "0.9.3" |
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} |
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``` |
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* `nftables.version` is the version of the nft command from `nft --version`. |
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* `nftables.tables` is the list of tables installed on the machine from `nft list tables`. |
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## Editor goodies |
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If you're using Emacs there are some snippets for |
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