What a quota used shows its percentage of the allowance on the Rules
page (line and dialog), the dashboard and in hc quotas. Statistics'
Quotas card links each entry to its rule, named, without the share of
the total; per-address quotas are in it at last: their quota:rN series
is the sum of their addresses.
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A match's zones are written "lan → wan" (or "any but wan → any", and
"lan → firewall" / "firewall → wan" in the input and output chains)
instead of "in lan · out wan" and "in not wan"; exclusions read "from
any but X". The Rules and NAT pages and hc; flags and JSON unchanged.
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A cell reads allow, block or partly (some new connections let through,
the rest not), with its exceptions counted by what they do (+3 -1), and
what they let through: services with the addresses they are limited to,
under the grid in hc matrix and in each cell on the Matrix page. A zone
to itself is marked: only traffic routed between its interfaces passes
the firewall. The details list each rule's hits. hc matrix pads the
grid by visible width: the colours' escape codes had thrown it out of
line.
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Zones, address sets (IPv4 and IPv6 mixed, dynamic sets with timeouts) and
services, ordered rules in the early, input, forward and output chains,
port forwards with hairpin NAT and IPv6 pinholes, source NAT, redirects,
and switchable built-ins (loopback, conntrack, ICMPv6, antispoofing, MSS
clamping, DHCPv6 client, flowtable). Every change is validated, checked
with nft -c and applied in one transaction to Housecarl's own table,
inet housecarl; changes made over the network roll back unless
confirmed, and the confirmed ruleset is loaded at boot by
housecarl-ruleset.service. An empty configuration applies nothing.
Also: hit counters and the drop log (nflog), 'hc import' of an existing
nftables ruleset and 'hc takeover', the hc CLI, the REST API and the web
UI, users, scoped tokens (sets:write:NAME), the audit log, the web UI's
certificate through Jarl, Debian packages, docs, unit tests with real
nft 1.1.3, and an e2e test with real traffic (71 checks).
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