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I am trying to set up Gufw to help protect my system, but am having problems with configuring it. For example, I am trying to configure rules for Sylpheed and Jami. Starting with just Sylpheed; the ports listed in my mail config are 465 and 993. Adding 465/993 to the allowed bucket still locks up Sylpheed when it tries to reach the mail box. These two commands were run:
sudo ufw allow imaps
sudo ufw allow submissions
The above targets are from /etc/services/. The connection is using SSL for IMAP and SMTP, but it will not connect through Sylpheed when the ufw is enabled. Not sure what I am doing wrong.
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i don't use sylpheed but do use gufw and am interested in your mediation and conclusion(s)
i have briefly reviewed these but nothing jumped right out:
ttps://sylpheed.sraoss.jp/doc/faq/en/sylpheed-faq-2.html
ttps://sylpheed.sraoss.jp/doc/faq/en/sylpheed-faq-2.html#faq-account-setup
ttps://sylpheed.sraoss.jp/doc/faq/en/sylpheed-faq-2.html#d0e1067
ttps://sylpheed.sraoss.jp/doc/faq/en/sylpheed-faq-2.html#d0e937
i use the gufw default home profile which denies all incoming and allows all outgoing
(sometimes make a temporary rule to allow seeding but that is quite infrequent)
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So in reading this page https://askubuntu.com/questions/541675/ … s-to-allow there is mention to run iptables -X and restarting ufw. It seems that if you disable ufw, run iptables -X, and then restart it, traffic flows. However, it breaks again when you reboot. Seems like something is populating iptables and breaks the ufw firewall.
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