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    iptadmin

    iptables web interface

    Web interface for linux firewall written in haskell. It covers a little subset of options and targets. It works as standalone https daemon, and allows to authenticate with system accounts using pam. Iptadmin can't ruin iptables configuration files by design. It doesn't let user to block network access to the interface.
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    Enables tunneling of network connections through restrictive HTTP proxies. Features: Portmapping, SOCKS4, SOCKS5, web-based admin interface, possibility to use standalone server (perl) or hosted server (PHP), optional authorization from LDAP or MySQL
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    The PCX Firewall is a perl script that generates a customized shell script to start, stop and restart the IPTables based firewall. You can build a MULTI-homed system or a Standalone system. DNAT, SNAT, Redirection, Blocking, etc. are all supported.
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