On 08/04/2018 02:04 PM, Eddie wrote:
Running Shorewall 5.1.10.2 on my Centos 7.5 system. Have noticed on occasion, when Shorewall starts, it throws this error: sh: ss: command not found It doesn't happen every start and it doesn't appear to cause any issues. which ss /usr/sbin/ss
It's hard to understand why 'ss' would be run as part of 'start'. The only place where 'ss' is executed by Shorewall is in the 'dump' command and it is only run if it is found on the PATH:
qt mywhich ss && ss -${g_family}tunap || { qt mywhich netstat && netstat -tunap; }
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