luci-mod-status: consider family when rendering nftables chains and rules #7566
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There can be multiple tables with the same name but different family attribute (inet, ip, ip6, ...). The same goes for chains. So the family attribute needs to be considered when rendering chains and rules. Signed-off-by: Stefan Kleeschulte <[email protected]>
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Can you illustrate a before and after effect? |
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In nftables, there can be multiple tables with the same name but different family attribute (inet, ip, ip6, ...). The same goes for chains. So the family attribute needs to be considered when rendering chains and rules.
Signed-off-by: <[email protected]>row (viagit commit --signoff)<package name>: titlefirst line subject for packagesPKG_VERSIONin the MakefileNot sure which/how to increment package version, and not sure how to test.
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