[16:05:47]
<Chatpitaine Caverne> The 3.2.0 release of Mobilizon is available with arm64 package : https://packages.joinmobilizon.org/3.2.0/
If the packagers team need help, I have some time available, but little skills... 😸
[16:08:16]
<ctarx> Hi. Is the command `sudo yunohost firewall allow --port=67/udp --source=LAN` available?
I want to add this rule only locally.
[16:08:36]
<ctarx> I don't currently have access to Yunohost to check.
[16:08:47]
<Chatpitaine Caverne> ```
sudo yunohost firewall --help
usage: yunohost firewall {list,allow,disallow,upnp,reload,stop} ... [-h]
Manage firewall rules
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
actions:
{list,allow,disallow,upnp,reload,stop}
list List all firewall rules
allow Allow connections on a port
disallow Disallow connections on a port
upnp Manage port forwarding using UPnP
reload Reload all firewall rules
stop Stop iptables and ip6tables
```
[16:10:18]
<tituspijean> Adding `--help` to any command can help you out. `--source` does not exist for such command.
[16:10:21]
<tituspijean> You will have to tweak iptables manually
[16:11:29]
<ctarx> Thank you.
[16:12:19]
<ctarx> > <@titus:pijean.ovh> You will have to tweak iptables manually
After modifying iptables, do the rules also appear in the web admin?"
[16:13:49]
<tituspijean> Noe
[16:14:35]
<tituspijean> But I actually dunno if YunoHost's handling of iptables would override your rule
[16:16:15]
<Aleks (he/him/il/lui)> pretty sure Yunohost will purge all iptable rules when firewall is reloaded, the proper way is to add a regen conf post firewall reload rule thingy
[16:16:39]
<Aleks (he/him/il/lui)> https://yunohost.org/en/packaging_apps_hooks#post-iptable-rules
[16:54:25]
<ctarx> Let me rephrase my question. I currently have Yunohost in a DMZ, and I want to use AdGuard Home as both a DHCP server and DNS server. My router doesn't allow changing DNS settings (only WAN DNS), which is why I want to utilize a DHCP server. I have a similar setup with a Raspberry Pi running Pi-hole, but it's not in the DMZ. I'm unsure if it's a good idea to open ports 67 and 68, which is why I was considering doing it only for the local network. What would be the best approach in this situation?
[20:03:17]
<orhtej2> Wait what happened to nalla22?
[20:04:16]
<orhtej2> @[Mjolnir Archon] is a bot, right?