Display what versions is using the GUI. It'll help to debug issues.
For next releases we may need to check incompatibilities between grpc
and protobuf (#790).
Under certain situation, checking fw status caused an exception
loading the GUI when new nodes connected.
What caused this error is unknown, so for now we'll protect the GUI from
crashing.
Closes#790
- Fixed crashes when a node connects/disconnects.
- Fixed listing nodes fw tables and chains.
- Fixed deleting nodes from the list.
- Prefs: Do not ask the user to restart the GUI when there're more than
1 node connected.
- Added options to export/import rules to/from a directory.
All nodes' rules will be exported, each ruleset to its own
directory.
Importing rules will be added to all nodes.
WIP, we'll make it more granular.
Closes#324#746
- Fixed saving columns to display on the Events view.
- Update Events columns just after saving changes.
- Show a status message if there're no nodes connected.
- Preserve row selection while refreshing or scrolling up/down the
views.
- CTRL-C now copies all rows if they're selected with CTRL+A.
- The views are only refreshed if the scrollbar is at the top or the
bottom. Should ease rows inspecting.
- Fixed firewall dialog label alignment.
- Fixed potential race condition when stopping the daemon, and there're
connections being enqueued.
- Added "clear" button to GUI's filter line (#786)
- Create ebpf cache object only if the modules have been loaded.
- Set default stats workers to the sme amount defined in configuration.
Closes#785
- Allow to use commas to define conntrack states:
("related,established")
- Remove profile's rules when switching from Deny to Allow.
- Fixed checking duplicated rules.
Closes#778
- Configuration of system firewall rules from the GUI is not supported for
iptables. Up until now only a warning was displayed, encouring to change
fw type manually.
Now if configured fw type is iptables (default-config.json, Firewall:),
and the user opens the fw dialog, we'll ask the user to change it from
the GUI.
- Add fw rules before connecting to the GUI. Otherwise we send to the
GUI an invalid fw state.
"$XDG_RUNTIME_DIR defines the base directory relative to which user-specific
non-essential runtime files and other file objects (such as sockets,
named pipes, ...) should be stored. The directory MUST be owned by the
user, and he MUST be the only one having read and write access to it.
Its Unix access mode MUST be 0700."
https://specifications.freedesktop.org/basedir-spec/basedir-spec-latest.html
