Hi,
Trying to cleanup the code (based on 0.98, but also after patching with Jan
Kratochvil's proposed patches) I manage to make it run on Debian Etch (using
debian's iptables-dev package instead of the old internal trimmed down
version of libiptc) but one major problem is that commands like:
%IPTables::IPv4 = ();
(taken from t/00save_current_ruleset.t)
or even:
%IPTables::IPv4 = %{$rules};
(from t/99restore_ruleset.t)
causes errors a-la:
(in cleanup) Can't call method "commit" on an undefined value at
/home/amos/src/iptperl/IPTables-IPv4-0.99/blib/lib/IPTables/IPv4/TableTie.pm
line 64 during global destruction.
My perl tie is a bit rusty but I suspect that what happens is that the
object referenced from %IPTables::IPv4 looses its "tie" definition reference
during these assignments and causes a complete mess-up of the table.
Other tests, which call methods instead of assign to the hash directly, seem
to pass fine.
Does anyone have any idea?
Cheers,
--Amos
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