Angelo Verona b1d6b52307 Default file permission for firewalld.conf is 644 not 640 (CentOS). Even if I think that "others" don't need to read that, it always shows up as file with non-default permissions from default rpm package in security scans. e.g. "rpm -Va |grep ^.M" or more salty way: "salt '*' pkg.verify" / salt '*' pkg.modified firewalld mode=True; manual fix e.g. rpm --setperms firewalld-*.el7.noarch

2017-12-28 02:45:05 +01:00

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files

Add support for using ipsets as sources in a zone

2017-11-24 18:31:17 -05:00

config.sls

Default file permission for firewalld.conf is 644 not 640 (CentOS). Even if I think that "others" don't need to read that, it always shows up as file with non-default permissions from default rpm package in security scans. e.g. "rpm -Va |grep ^.M" or more salty way: "salt '*' pkg.verify" / salt '*' pkg.modified firewalld mode=True; manual fix e.g. rpm --setperms firewalld-*.el7.noarch

2017-12-28 02:45:05 +01:00

defaults.yaml

add ipset support for firewalld

2016-09-03 21:43:40 +02:00

direct.sls

Reload, rather than restart, the FirewallD service

2017-03-11 12:51:12 -07:00

init.sls

Reload, rather than restart, the FirewallD service

2017-03-11 12:51:12 -07:00

ipsets.sls

Reload, rather than restart, the FirewallD service

2017-03-11 12:51:12 -07:00

map.jinja

add suse_support

2017-05-25 22:41:40 +02:00

services.sls

Reload, rather than restart, the FirewallD service

2017-03-11 12:51:12 -07:00

zones.sls

Reload, rather than restart, the FirewallD service

2017-03-11 12:51:12 -07:00