Description of problem: Changes applied to firewall settings, such as adding ports, through system- config-securitylevel are ignored. In a possibly related issue, similar changes made directly to iptables, although accepted in the table at the time, are removed on reboot. Only happens with Fed 7, no issues with Fed 6 or Fed 5. I note a related bug has been registered where trying to enable/disable the firewall through this tool fails. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Fedor 7. 2.6.21-1.3228.fc7 system-config-securitylevel 1.7.0 How reproducible: each time, on both Fedora 7 systems I have running. One system under VMware server 1.0.3, one system on a Pentium based server platform. Steps to Reproduce: 1. open system-config-securitylevel (note the extended start up time) 2. add a port, apply or ok the change, close tool. 3. re-open, note that change has not applied. 4. do iptables -L, note the change is not listed 5. add the port through iptables, eg: iptables -A <chain> -p tcp --dport <some port> -j ACCEPT 6. do iptables -L, note that change is listed. 7. reboot, do iptables -L, note that any changes have been removed. Actual results: As described above. Even when the change is listed in the table the system will not allow access through the sepcified port. Expected results: Port change is accepted and enabled. Additional info:
This is the same as bug 247544.
Agreed. Missed that one.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 247544 ***