Hello Maurice!   
      
   04 Dec 2017 12:30, Maurice Kinal wrote to Benny Pedersen:   
      
    BP>> so lets help me getting nftables to work   
    MK> You're asking the wrong person.   
      
   bah :=)   
      
    MK> Although I do have the kernel    
    MK> nftables stuff modularized in both kernels here I don't have the    
    MK> tools at present.   
      
   i cant get shorewall to play anymore on my fidobox, that was why i liked to   
   try move to nftables replament   
      
    MK> I have thought about trying it out though.   
      
   shorewall author say he will not make nftable support, so sadly many that way   
   loose if none take the job after Tom ....   
        
    MK> Perhaps you can persuade me?   
      
   only if you know more then i do :=)   
      
    BP>> current is not enabled yet, can some help me make it better ?   
    MK> Like I said, I have all that modularized and was thinking about    
    MK> trying NAT using nftables on the wireless hostapd machine;   
      
   its a start imho   
      
    MK> ----- ":read !ssh fidonet@lmbrain 'uname -a'" starts   
    MK> Linux lilmikey 4.14.3 #1 SMP Mon Dec 4 05:36:50 UTC 2017 x86_64    
    MK> Intel(R) Atom(TM) CPU N2800 @ 1.86GHz GenuineIntel GNU/Linux   
    MK> ----- ":read !ssh fidonet@lmbrain 'uname -a'" ends   
      
   good enough for fidonet imho   
      
    MK> Which version of nftables do you have?  I see the current version is    
    MK> nftables-0.8 dated Oct 12 23:43 which is fairly recent.  Also I    
    MK> notice I am lacking a couple dependencies I'll have to take care of    
    MK> first.   
      
   same version on gentoo, docs are just not very verbose on how to migrade   
   iptables to nftables, with google i found tools to migrade it, but not any   
   binarie tools to help with it :(   
      
      
    Regards Benny   
      
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