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Firewall Builder 3.0.2 (Default branch)

Image Firewall Builder consists of a GUI and set of policy compilers for various firewall platforms. It helps users maintain a database of objects and allows policy editing using simple drag-and-drop operations. The GUI and policy compilers are completely independent, which provides for a consistent abstract model and the same GUI for different firewall platforms. It currently supports iptables, ipfilter, ipfw, OpenBSD pf, Cisco PIX and FWSM, and Cisco routers access lists. License: GNU General Public License (GPL) Changes:
The built-in installer now uses scp (pscp.exe on Windows) to copy files to the firewall, which makes it work much faster. Optional data file compression was implemented. Support for pure mangle table rule sets for iptables was added. Significant improvements were made in the speed of the shadowing detection for all compilers (up to five times on large linear policies). There were numerous bugfixes and improvements in the GUI and policy compilers. Image

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socketfilterfw(8)					    BSD System Manager's Manual 					 socketfilterfw(8)

NAME
socketfilterfw -- Application Firewall daemon SYNOPSIS
socketfilterfw [-hdlk] [--getglobalstate] [--setglobalstate on | off] [--getblockall] [--setblockall on | off] [--listapps] [--getappblocked path] [--blockapp path] [--unblockapp path] [--add path] [--remove path] [--getallowsigned] [--setallowsigned] [--setallowsignedapp] [--getstealthmode] [--setstealthmode on | off] [--getloggingmode] [--setloggingmode on | off] [--getloggingopt] [--setloggingopt throttled | brief | detail] DESCRIPTION
socketfilterfw is a daemon that gets launched on demand when the Application Firewall is enabled. There are also command-line options to change the Application Firewall behavior. OPTIONS
The command line options are as follows: -h Display this help and exit. -d Turn on debugging. -l Do logging and run in daemon mode. -k Kill daemon. --getglobalstate Display if the firewall is enabled or not. --setglobalstate on | off Turn the firewall on or off. --getblockall Show whether block all is enabled or not. --setblockall on | off Enable or disable block all option. --listapps Display a list of paths of added applications. --getappblocked path Show whether connections are blocked or not for the application at the indicated path. --blockapp path Block the application at the indicated path. --unblockapp path Unblock the application at the indicated path. --add path Add the application at the indicated path to the firewall. --remove path Remove the application at the indicated path from the firewall. --getallowsigned Show whether built-in and downloaded signed applications are to automatically receive incoming connections. --setallowsigned Set whether built-in signed applications are to automatically receive incoming connections or not. --setallowsignedapp Set whether downloaded signed applications are to automatically receive incoming connections or not. --getstealthmode Show whether stealth mode is on or not. --setstealthmode on | off Set stealth mode on or off. --getloggingmode Show whether logging is on or not. --setloggingmode on | off Set logging to on or off. --getloggingopt Show logging option. --setloggingopt throttled | brief | detail Set logging option. Mac OS November 10, 2016 Mac OS