This is a significant commit to allow all ports and protocols to be
NAT'd in conjunction with FORWARD ACCEPT rules. This commit is in
support of 6b7a3bbdae295c29a15a59385e637bd391858bc2 to allow fwknopd to
function as an SPA gateway.
This is a significant commit that allows iptables firewalls to be used
as an "SPA gateway" for all ports/protocols upon providing a valid SPA
packet. Additional commits will be made to extend this capability, but
this commit adds two new access.conf keywords: FORWARD_ALL and
DISABLE_DNAT. These are used in conjunction to add ACCEPT rules for all
ports/protocols in the FORWARD chain, and also disable DNAT rules at the
same time. Then, by buildling the SNAT chain to provide translation for
an internal network (where an SPA cliet is located), but DROP all
forwarded traffic by default at the same time, SPA can be used to gain
access to the internet. So, this would allow, say, an RFC 1918 internal
network to have IP's assigned via DHCP but they wouldn't be able to
access the internet before sending a SPA packet to the gateway. This
scenario was suggested by spartan1833 to the fwknop list and tracked via
github issue 131.
Additional commits will be made to fully support this feature.
This commit adds a lot of test coverage support as guided by gcov +
lcov.
Also added the --no-ipt-check-support option to fwknopd (this is only
useful in practice on older Linux distros where 'iptables -C' is not
available, but it helps with test coverage).
This commit updates all authorship and copyright information to include a
standard header that references the AUTHORS and CREDITS file. This standard
header was written by the Debian legal team at the request of Franck Joncourt.
This commit implements a single shared utility function for checking the
validaty of an IPv4 address, and both libfko and the fwknopd server use it
now. The client will be updated as well.
This commit updates fwknopd to test for the existance of the iptables '-C'
rule checking functionality since older versions of iptables don't have this.
If it isn't offered by the installed version of iptables, then revert to parsing
fwknop chains to see if iptables rules already exist before adding new rules (to
avoid duplicates).
* log_msg : New log_set_verbosity(): It sets the default verbosity for the
log module according to the verbose option set by the user through the command
line.
* Remove useless checks of the verbose option when log_msg() is invoked.
This commit changes iptables policy parsing to re-use rule_exists() for fwknop
jump rule detection instead of using sscanf() against iptables policy list
output. Also, fwknop jump rules are now deleted from iptables policies in a
loop to ensure all are removed even if there are duplicates (even though this
should not happen under normal circumstances anyway).
Lots of places in the code were already using {0} to initialize stack char
arrays, but memset() was being used as well. This commit removes all
unnecessary memset() calls against char arrays that are already initialized
via {0} (which sets all members to zero for such arrays).
