nftables-gui a possible new open-source project

Posted by alegarsan11@reddit | sysadmin | View on Reddit | 6 comments

Hi everyone,

I'm developing nftables-gui, a simple web interface to manage Linux firewalls without the CLI headache. It’s built with Python (Hug) and designed to be lightweight.

Current status: Functional but early stage.

Repo: nftables-gui

Why check it out?

Manage rulesets visually.
Easy to run (scripts included).
Open for contributors (Python/Frontend/Testing).

I’m looking for feedback and contributors to help make it production-ready. What features would make this a "must-have" for your setup?

Thanks!

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alegarsan11@reddit (OP)

Ouh, okay thanks very much i didnt have any idea

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If you want to, show you its real i can send the documentation or upload it to github, I'm only looking forward to try to create something new, and look for help, Pablo Neira (Head of Netfilter organization) helped me in this project

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alegarsan11@reddit (OP)

No its not, its my thesis of my bachelors degree, i only used IA for the Readme, and make it a bit pretty lets say, you can check that i have things to fix