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hello everyone lately i have been asked to setup an exclusive firewall. i was given a script to do so how ever i get the following
firewall2.txt: line 96: syntax ...
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Bash firewall script, causing me hell, and maybe my job
hello everyone lately i have been asked to setup an exclusive firewall. i was given a script to do so how ever i get the following
firewall2.txt: line 96: syntax error near unexpected token `do
'/firewall2.txt: line 96: `for ip in $BADIP; do
i cant figure out why the hell i am getting errors on this generic bash firewall script i get an error @
"for ip in $BADIP; do"
i am pretty sure as the script progresses i will get same error at coresponding section in SHUN
please help i really dont know whats wrong or why i am get an interpreter error here.
PLEASE HELP I DONT HAVE ANY MORE TIME. i have been more or less told "get it done or get a new job" please help
i am going to trying to run it in /bin/sh i te link has been made it should not make a diffrence i dont think... as you can see im trying to run it as a text file in /bin/bash and well you see what its doing.Code:# BAD IPs echo "Setting up BAD IP chain" $IPT -N BADIP for ip in $BADIP; do $IPT -A BADIP -s $ip -j LBADIP $IPT -A BADIP -d $ip -j LBADIP done # Shunned hosts ignored for the moment (none to shun...) echo "Setting up SHUN list" $IPT -N SHUN for ip in $SHUNIP; do $IPT -A SHUN -s $ip -j LSHUN $IPT -A SHUN -d $ip -j LSHUN done


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