<makefu>
for everything else there is networking.firewall.extraCommands where you can put your own iptables commands
<makefu>
enabling forwarding can be done via boot.kernel.sysctl."net.ipv4.ip_forward" = 1;
<makefu>
however this of course is not nearly as much as other open-source routers such as pfsense, ipfire or even openwrt
<BlessJah>
and VyOS
<BlessJah>
networking.firewall seems to be mostly concernet about anyone-to-localhost traffic, not intranet-to-internet
<cransom>
correct. there are no existing mechanisms for things in the forwarding table
<cransom>
but that doesn't stop you from using something like firehol or revamping with nftables. but there's no integration there with the config system
<gchristensen>
yeah that isn'nt ideal
<cransom>
it is not awesome, no.
<cransom>
i wonder how archaic it would be to bolt firehol into the current firewall module.
<cransom>
i keep having an itch to do that but then i keep thinking about things that modify the firewall at runtime, like docker/miniupnpd/fail2ban/etc and i go a little cross eyed
<cransom>
but hrm. maybe i'll try that. duplicating existing functionality is a fairly low bar.
<BlessJah>
yep, I've disabled docker and still had docker rules in iptables after rebuild