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Subject: Re: Comments at end of iptables statements
Date: Mon, 18 Jun 2007 14:10:59 +0200
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To: "John V. Kjellman" <johnk@victorex.com>, Netfilter IPtableMailinglist <netfilter@lists.netfilter.org>

John V. Kjellman =EDrta:
> Any chance that a "#" or other character will one day be allowed as a=20
> comment character at the end of iptables statements?
What do you mean?
If  you setup your rules from a shell script then you can add a comment=20
IN the script

iptables .... # This is a good rule...

In the other hand you can use the comment module...

iptables -m comment --comment 'This is a good connection'
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> Regards,
>   John V. Kjellman
>   Henniker, NH
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