IPTables not supported #293
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iptables is supported so something is wrong with the version check sequence in your environment. On your client, could you please edit /usr/local/facileManager/fmFirewalll/functions.php and change line 223
to
Then try the installer again and report back. |
Ok, I edited the file but it still says "not supported". iptables is the standard one from debian repository. |
What OS/distro are you using for your fM server? Running through the fmFirewall client installer on debian 8 worked fine against an EL 6.7 fM server. The iptables version is fine, but it's failing with a check against the server for some reason. |
Digging further into the check, the versionCheck() function in /usr/local/facileManager/fmFirewall/functions.php was put in place for future support in case the version actually mattered for particular functionality. You could bypass the check altogether by editing /usr/local/facileManager/fmFirewall/functions.php and putting the following right after line 223:
That would make the function look like this:
This should get you through the rest of the install and fmFirewall operational. |
I will check it out in a bit. Server and Client are: Latest Debian with all Updates |
Ok, Installation worked but the clients are not added in the firewall list @ webinterface. When I manually add them, it says -> Client Install Required. I've chosen "cron" as install method |
Confirmed bug in that fmFirewall clients are not actually getting added to the database. Working on a solution. |
Issue fixed in fmFirewall v1.2.4. Thanks for the report! In your case, just reinstall the client and you should be all set. |
Hello again,
thank you for fixing the firewall issue, I can access the firewall tab now. But on an updated Debian 8 (Jessie) the firewall module tells me this while Installation:
iptables 1.4.21 is not supported.
Which install is supported with debian? Or which fw can I use on Debian and is supported within fmFirewall.
Thanks again!
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