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Fixed README image source paths to my new website
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daulton committed Nov 26, 2018
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After the configuration.sh file is set with your configuration, this is what running launch.sh
looks like

![daulton.ca](https://daulton.ca/lib/exe/fetch.php?cache=&media=bash_script_pictures:iptables-00.png)
![daulton.ca](https://daulton.ca/images/bash-script-screenshots/iptables-00.png)

If your rule changes sever your connection, say you were on SSH but forgot to allow it, automatically
your most recent rules will be re-applied.

![daulton.ca](https://daulton.ca/lib/exe/fetch.php?cache=&media=bash_script_pictures:iptables-02.png)
![daulton.ca](https://daulton.ca/images/bash-script-screenshots/iptables-02.png)

By default before each time launch.sh is ran your existing rules are saved. There is a companion script
called 'restore-iptables.sh' that will restore your iptables rules back to those before the new rules were
set. It saves an original copy of your rules the first time the script is ran, so long as that file exists
still it will create time and date stamped rules files each time after to give you a selection of which
point in time to restore your rules to.

![daulton.ca](https://daulton.ca/lib/exe/fetch.php?cache=&media=bash_script_pictures:iptables-01.png)
![daulton.ca](https://daulton.ca/images/bash-script-screenshots/iptables-01.png)

Setting the variables
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