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Thank you @Lord Boltar , I can see the Incoming part in the code, but where lay the outgoing ? Thanks.

I'm still looking what this rule does table inet filter { chain input { type filter hook input priority filter; policy accept; udp sport 53 queue num 0 bypass } For what I could get this let all traffic enter, is that correct ?

Thank you @Lord Boltar, I did read this document when I setup my NFtables, and one more time now. But I don't find the answer to my question.

Hi everyone, In my nft ruleset I've created (this is an extract) --> table ip Tip { chain chIN { type filter hook input priority 0; policy drop; ct state established,related accept iif != lo ip daddr 127.0.0.1/8 drop iifname lo accept } chain...

To control what get out... Our machines talk too much...

Thank you @f33dm3bits ! I was writing an exception for 80. so I added 443 to (thanks it seem working ) tcp dport { 80, 443 } ip daddr { 185.38.15.81, 185.183.113.131, 131.188.12.211 } accept

Hi everyone, I'm trying to do a apt --update but I get -> So the DNS resolution is passing but not to connection to deb.devuan.org:80 :( It's my nftables that block it but I don't what to open to allow the connection Here my nftables table ip6 Tip6 { chain chPR { type filter...

@Tolkem Thanks for your post, btw is Cudatext come with autocomplete feature ?

Thank you @Fanboi (aka Onizuka :p ) & @Tolkem No ideas, I will check I'm in favor to install only the strict minimum.. That's better for security and efficiency of the system. and It's weird because it run ! without those dependencies (see my screenshot) it fail after a time, because I guess...

Hi everyone, I'm trying to install ATOM editor on Devuan (this machine is off-line) On windows no problem at all to install it as portable application / off-line I've tried the following I've downloaded the .deb file and tried this apt install atom-amd64_160.deb --no-install-recommends...

Hi everyone, I would like to know exactly what does \; at the end of the example that I saw online example 1 find /var/log -name *.log -exec ls -l {} \; So If I get it well Find will look in /var/log for files named *.log then will execute ls -l on each result ( {} = the output list ? )...

If it help someone I done this ( until a better solution) * * * * * myscript.sh 2>>/errors.txt && [ -s /errors.txt ] || rm -rf /errors.txt I use a different path for error, it's to make a shorter example.

I've tested the solution of @SlowCoder [command] 2>&1 | tee [output.txt] and indeed it's work if you want both STDOUT and STDERR. But in my case is not what I'm looking for... I want only the STDERR to be write to a file if there is an error. In my case with 2>>/thefile.txt thefile.txt is...

Thank you @SlowCoder how can I "export" both STDOUT and STDERR ? Do you have any example with tee ?

Hi everyone, I created a cron job trough crontab -e and it work line in the crontab : * * * * * myscript.sh 2>>/home/me/Desktop/errors.txt But I have a small bug, every-time it run, it generate the errors.txt (nothing inside) is there a way to generate this file only if indeed there is an...