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#!/bin/bash
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FIREWALL_SERVICE=/etc/init.d/otbr-firewall
sudo modprobe ip6table_filter || true
FIREWALL="${FIREWALL:-1}"
# When otbr-agent is built with the opt-in in-process nftables firewall
# backend (-DOTBR_NFTABLES=ON), it owns the OTBR ingress filter, so the
# legacy ipset/ip6tables service must not be installed alongside it. The
# build records which backend it chose in a marker file; an explicit
# OTBR_NFTABLES in the environment overrides it.
OTBR_NFTABLES_MARKER="/usr/share/otbr/nftables-backend"
if [ -z "${OTBR_NFTABLES:-}" ]; then
# The marker carries the value the build decided, not just its presence:
# installing does not uninstall, so a file that could only say "on" would
# outlive a rebuild with the option turned back off. Anything missing or
# unrecognised means the legacy path, which over-filters rather than
# leaving the router with no ingress filter at all.
OTBR_NFTABLES=0
if [ -r "${OTBR_NFTABLES_MARKER}" ] && grep -qx '1' "${OTBR_NFTABLES_MARKER}"; then
OTBR_NFTABLES=1
fi
fi
firewall_uninstall()
{
with FIREWALL || return 0
firewall_stop
if have systemctl; then
sudo systemctl disable otbr-firewall || true
fi
# systemctl disable doesn't remove sym-links
if have update-rc.d; then
sudo update-rc.d otbr-firewall remove || true
fi
test ! -f $FIREWALL_SERVICE || sudo rm $FIREWALL_SERVICE
}
firewall_install()
{
with FIREWALL || return 0
if [ "${OTBR_NFTABLES}" = "1" ]; then
echo "OTBR_NFTABLES=1: OTBR ingress filter is managed in-process (nftables); skipping legacy firewall service."
return 0
fi
sudo cp script/otbr-firewall $FIREWALL_SERVICE
sudo chmod a+x $FIREWALL_SERVICE
if have systemctl; then
sudo systemctl enable otbr-firewall || die 'Failed to enable firewall service!'
sudo systemctl start otbr-firewall || die 'Failed to start firewall service!'
fi
}
firewall_start()
{
# Same gate as the install: with the in-process backend there is no
# otbr-firewall service to start, and starting the legacy one would put
# its chain alongside the agent's.
if [ "${OTBR_NFTABLES}" = "1" ]; then
return 0
fi
with FIREWALL || return 0
if with DOCKER; then
service otbr-firewall start || die 'Failed to start firewall service'
elif have systemctl; then
sudo systemctl start otbr-firewall || die 'Failed to start firewall service'
fi
}
firewall_stop()
{
with FIREWALL || return 0
if with DOCKER; then
service otbr-firewall stop || true
elif have systemctl; then
sudo systemctl stop otbr-firewall || true
fi
}