local.m4: Fix whitespace oddity.

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### -*-sh-*-
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### Firewall configuration for fender actual
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### (c) 2008 Mark Wooding
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### fender-specific rules.

m4_divert(86)m4_dnl
## Externally visible services.
allowservices inbound tcp \
	ssh \
	ident

## We have to provide NTP service.  The guests sync to our clock.
ntpclient inbound $ntp_servers

## Provide NTP service to untrusted clients.
iptables -A inbound -p udp -j ACCEPT \
	--source-port 123 --destination-port 123 \
	-s 172.29.198.0/23
ip6tables -A inbound -p udp -j ACCEPT \
	--source-port 123 --destination-port 123 \
	-s 2001:470:9740::/48

## Guaranteed black hole.  Put this at the very front of the chain.
run iptables -I INPUT -d 212.13.198.78 -j DROP
run ip6tables -I INPUT -d 2001:ba8:0:1d9::ffff -j DROP

## Ethernet bridge-level filtering for source addresses.
run ebtables -F
for i in log limit ip ip6; do run modprobe ebt-$i; done

for c in bad-source-addr check-eth0 bcp38 check-bcp38; do
  run ebtables -X $c >/dev/null 2>&1 || :
done

for ch in bad-source-addr bcp38; do
  run ebtables -N $ch
  run ebtables -A $ch \
	  --limit 20/second --limit-burst 100 \
	  --log-prefix "fw: $ch(br)" --log-ip --log-ip6
  run ebtables -A $ch -j DROP
done

run ebtables -N check-eth0
run ebtables -A check-eth0 -j RETURN -p ip --ip-source ! 212.13.198.64/28
run ebtables -A check-eth0 -j RETURN -p ip6 --ip6-source 2001:ba8:0:1d9::1
run ebtables -A check-eth0 -j bad-source-addr \
	-p ip6 --ip6-source 2001:ba8:1d9::/48
run ebtables -A check-eth0 -j bad-source-addr \
	-p ip6 --ip6-source 2001:ba8:0:1d9::/64
run ebtables -A check-eth0 -j RETURN -p ip6
run ebtables -A check-eth0 -j RETURN -p ip --ip-source 212.13.198.64/30
run ebtables -A check-eth0 -j RETURN -p ip --ip-source 212.13.198.68
run ebtables -A check-eth0 -j bad-source-addr -p ip
run ebtables -A INPUT -j check-eth0 -i bond0
run ebtables -A FORWARD -j check-eth0 -i bond0

run ebtables -N check-bcp38
run ebtables -A check-bcp38 -j RETURN -p ip --ip-source 212.13.198.64/28
run ebtables -A check-bcp38 -j bcp38 -p ip
run ebtables -A check-bcp38 -j RETURN -p ip6 --ip6-source 2001:ba8:0:1d9::/64
run ebtables -A check-bcp38 -j RETURN -p ip6 --ip6-source 2001:ba8:1d9::/48
run ebtables -A check-bcp38 -j RETURN -p ip6 --ip6-source fe80::/10
run ebtables -A check-bcp38 -j bcp38 -p ip6
run ebtables -A FORWARD -j check-bcp38 -o bond0

## There's a hideous bug in Linux' 3.2.51-1's ebtables: for some reason it
## misparses (at least) locally originated multicast packets, and tries to
## extract IP header fields relative to the start of the Ethernet frame.  The
## result is obviously a hideous mess.  Don't try to do BCP38 checking for
## locally originated packets until this is fixed.
##run ebtables -A OUTPUT -j check-bcp38 -o bond0

m4_divert(-1)
###----- That's all, folks --------------------------------------------------