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An iptables setup containing a iptables -D INPUT -j REJECT --reject-with icmp-host-prohibited doesn't block incoming connections on 6.12.4, on an Ubuntu system running the cachyos kernel.
Everything worked correctly on 6.12.1, and testing on a dev cachyos machine on 6.12.5 also seems to work fine: will attempt to test 6.12.5 on ubuntu, opening this issue just to track the existence of the problem at least on 6.12.4.
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An iptables setup containing a iptables -D INPUT -j REJECT --reject-with icmp-host-prohibited doesn't block incoming connections on 6.12.4, on an Ubuntu system running the cachyos kernel.
Everything worked correctly on 6.12.1, and testing on a dev cachyos machine on 6.12.5 also seems to work fine: will attempt to test 6.12.5 on ubuntu, opening this issue just to track the existence of the problem at least on 6.12.4.
Since this was likely then an upstream issue, I think we can close this, since its fixed .5. :)
An iptables setup containing a
iptables -D INPUT -j REJECT --reject-with icmp-host-prohibited
doesn't block incoming connections on 6.12.4, on an Ubuntu system running the cachyos kernel.Everything worked correctly on 6.12.1, and testing on a dev cachyos machine on 6.12.5 also seems to work fine: will attempt to test 6.12.5 on ubuntu, opening this issue just to track the existence of the problem at least on 6.12.4.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: