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Do you use ufw or firewalld ? & what is the default firewall configuration for vanilla os 2 ? and how to modify it ? |
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i found a solution but with gui not cli there is an app to configure the firewalld through gui called "firewall-config" first search in the repo by openning the terminal & type then to install the app run the following commands 1- abroot pkg add firewall-config 2-abroot pkg apply then reboot 3-if the system shows that there is on going update run abroot status -V & if you found in the last lines of the output " unstaged: firewall-config " 4-run "abroot pkg apply" again (the A root needs the command & the b root also needs it (i don't know the reason it's not documented) then reboot important note : after running any "abroot" command the system will ask for the root password through polkit (sudo isn't allowed) |
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i found a solution but with gui not cli
first i searched for the world "firewall" in vanilla os github repo and found out that they use firewalld .
there is an app to configure the firewalld through gui called "firewall-config"
first search in the repo by openning the terminal & type
apt search firewall-config
then to install the app run the following commands
1- abroot pkg add firewall-config
2-abroot pkg apply
then reboot
3-if the system shows that there is on going update run abroot status -V & if you found in the last lines of the output " unstaged: firewall-config "
4-run "abroot pkg apply" again (the A root needs the command & the b root also needs it (i don't know the reason it's n…