Allow iptables chains parameter to be an array (fix #237) #302
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| Chain <%= table %> <%= chain %> | ||
| <% end -%> | ||
| <% end | ||
| end -%> |
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Isn't that missing a <% why is Travis not failing?
Edit: Oh you have two ends in the same ruby block. Please don't do that, its confusing and could introduce a bug if someone edits this file in the future.
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Agreed, now fixed!
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Allow iptables chains parameter to be an array (fix #237)
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When using the iptables plugin, this allows you to provide more than one chain for each table by passing an array as the hash value. For example: