ipfallowme - Me vs Annoying IPF Rules :: semicomplete.com

Tue, 21 Dec 2004

ipfallowme - Me vs Annoying IPF Rules

The dev box at work has a new, more strict set of ipf rules now. In an effort not to have to change the global rule set, I wrote a little script to pick out your ip from an ssh session and add a few rules based on that ip.

There are probably already scripts that do this out there, but I didn't bother looking.

How it works:
- Create a rule file
- Make sure none of these rules are in the existing ipf rule set
- Apply the generated ruleset (won't overwrite or delete any existing rules)
- Wait until you kill the process or logout if you've backgrounded it, then remove the new rules you added.

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