SMT 2.0 re-enabling firewall

PascalS 11 months ago

Hi Community,

On SMT 2.0, I noticed the following:

When firewall is disable (stopped + "Do not start", in YaST), (same if I : systemctl disable + systemctl stop)

This is automatically changed when launching "yast smt" or "yast smt-server", this is starting firewall and changing to "start on boot", even if I do "nothing" within yast smt and exit with "Cancel"

This is new behaviour in SMT 2.

SMT 1 didn't behave like this.

Any idea, how to disable that behaviour ?

Thanks,

Pascal

Everyone is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid. [A. Einstein]

Tags:

firewall

SMT

Top Replies

PascalS 11 months ago in reply to dschaldenovell +2 verified

Those 3 commands should help : # systemctl stop firewalld # systemctl disable firewalld # systemctl mask firewalld 3d one is the best one ;-)
Andy Konecny 11 months ago +1

Sounds like a YaST level thing, rather than SMT. I would test if just running YaST for other things does the same thing. A workaround until you get to the root problem with SMT with the firewall running…
Andy Konecny 11 months ago in reply to PascalS +1

I'm assuming you've been using the MF/OT SMT, rather than the SuSE one. I'm wondering if it is the same on that version that is a bit closer to the source code work. Perhaps see if you can fire up an…

Menu

OES User Discussions

Verified Answers

SMT 2.0 re-enabling firewall

Tags:

Top Replies

Resources