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mmguero opened this issue
Jan 17, 2025
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bugSomething isn't workingisorelating to the ISO-installed environment for Malcolm and/or HedgehogsecurityRelated to issues with bearing on the security of Malcolm itself
#354 added support for syslog ingestion. However, in the ISO install of Malcolm the ports will not be open in the firewall, and require this workaround (depending on the ports specified):
We could just add 514/tcp and 514/udp to the default firewall rules but the user is allowed to specify the port, so we can't just do that.
The thing probably to do is to add an entry to config/includes.chroot/etc/sudoers.d/ to allow the user (technically users of the docker group or, maybe, the network group) the run ufw as sudo without password, then adjust it when they set the ports either in the install.py script or upon startup.
For now I will document that the user needs to run the UFW command manually.
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bugSomething isn't workingisorelating to the ISO-installed environment for Malcolm and/or HedgehogsecurityRelated to issues with bearing on the security of Malcolm itself
#354 added support for syslog ingestion. However, in the ISO install of Malcolm the ports will not be open in the firewall, and require this workaround (depending on the ports specified):
We could just add
514/tcp
and514/udp
to the default firewall rules but the user is allowed to specify the port, so we can't just do that.The thing probably to do is to add an entry to
config/includes.chroot/etc/sudoers.d/
to allow the user (technically users of thedocker
group or, maybe, thenetwork
group) the run ufw as sudo without password, then adjust it when they set the ports either in theinstall.py
script or upon startup.For now I will document that the user needs to run the UFW command manually.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: