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Port hostport code from iptables to nftables
IPTables will not be available in RHEL 10, and is deprecated / not being improved in general. This changes the code to use nftables instead. Signed-off-by: Dan Winship <danwinship@redhat.com>
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- make | ||
- mlocate | ||
- nfs-utils | ||
- nftables | ||
- nmap-ncat | ||
- openssl | ||
- openssl-devel | ||
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