Gufw
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uncomplicated_Firewall Linux
Open source GUI firewall for Linux, allowing you to block internet access for certain applications. Supports both simple and advanced mode, GUI and CLI options, very easy to use, lightweight/ low-overhead, under active maintenance and backed by a strong community.
- Homepage: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uncomplicated_Firewall
- GitHub: github.com/costales/gufw
- Web info: web-check.xyz/results/en.wikipedia.org
Gufw Source Code
Author
Description
Linux Firewall
Homepage
License
GPL-3.0
Created
30 Oct 19
Last Updated
22 Sept 24
Latest version
Primary Language
Python
Size
2,722 KB
Stars
129
Forks
33
Watchers
129
Language Usage
Star History
Top Contributors
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@costales (38)
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@thibaultmol (3)
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@muzena (2)
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@dominikborkowski (1)
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@gschwaer (1)
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@jeremy447 (1)
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@jbicha (1)
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@ediw8311xht (1)
Recent Commits
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Merge pull request #57 from ediw8311xht/patch-1 Updated GUFW to ensure absolute path of `gufw-pkexec` is always used.
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Merge pull request #59 from gschwaer/syncthing_app_profile App Profile For Syncthing
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Merge pull request #68 from jbicha/webkit Switch from webkit2gtk 4.0 to 4.1
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Switch from webkit2gtk 4.0 to 4.1
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Updated i18n
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Updated version and year
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Added SMPlayer profile
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Added PI-Hole profile
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Merge pull request #55 from dominikborkowski/do_not_wipe_rules_on_status_off allow to send rules on status=False
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Add app profile for syncthing
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Updated GUFW to ensure absolute path of `gufw-pkexec` is always used. When running `gufw` from the command line I came across this error: ``` (gufw.py:442919): Gtk-CRITICAL **: 23:10:39.470: _gtk_style_provider_private_get_settings: assertion 'GTK_IS_STYLE_PROVIDER_PRIVATE (provider)' failed /usr/bin//gufw-pkexec: line 2: 442919 Segmentation fault (core dumped) python3 /usr/lib/python3.10/site-packages/gufw/gufw.py "$@" ``` The important bit is `/usr/bin//gufw-pkexec` In the polkit com.ubuntu.pkexec.gufw.policy file it has this line: `<annotate key="org.freedesktop.policykit.exec.path">/usr/bin/gufw-pkexec</annotate>` Polkit does not recognize the paths being the same since it includes a double forward slash ('//'), but they are the same paths. I confirmed this was the issue by adding this line into this file: `<annotate key="org.freedesktop.policykit.exec.path">/usr/bin//gufw-pkexec</annotate>` Which when I restarted the polkit service I was able to run the program without error. Obviously this is not a good solution, so I provided a better solution, which can be seen in my pull request, I changed one line in `gufw` from: `pkexec gufw-pkexec $c_user` to `pkexec "$(which gufw-pkexec)" $c_user` This ensures the correct path of `gufw-pkexec` will always be sent.
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allow to send rules on state=False
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New README
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New README
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Updated version
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Updated translations
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Merge pull request #41 from thibaultmol/parsec Added rule: Parsec
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removed incorrect name
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Added Parsec profile
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Added the Parsec streaming app profile
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Updated i18n strings
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Fixed #33
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Add README.md
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Release 21.04.0 - Updated translations
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Adapted tvheadend
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Merge pull request #23 from muzena/tvheadend_profile Add profile for Tvheadend server
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Add profile for Tvheadend server
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Improved fix to #9
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Fixed #9
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Updated translations
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