## homemade_firewall
My own hand-made firewall learning project with nftables.

### License
This program is licensed under the Affero GNU Public License v3, you can read the copy that comes along with this program or read it at gnu.org's website

### Dependencies
The following is needed to setup this firewall:
* nftables
* make
* support for nftables, forwarding and conntrack in kernel

And the following to run the optional makeconf.sh script:
* bash version 4+

Because it makes use of bash arrays and integer variables introduced from that version onwards.

### Usage
To use this firewall, you must first change the `.nft` files to suit your setup.

Once you're satisfied, run: `make makeconf` to generate your nftables.conf.

Run the following command before installing `make test` so nftables can check for errors.

If there are no errors, you can install and run with `make install`

You can verify that your new rules are in place with `nft list ruleset`

To uninstall, run `make uninstall`, which will replace the contents of `/etc/nftables.conf` with the backup made at install-time and saved in `backup.conf`.

### Modifying .nft files
The following are guidelines for editing the `.nft` files to your liking

#### defines.nft
In `defines.nft` you can place your defines.

Every service under the *TCP and UDP services* comment should be placed in tcp and udp named sets.

Every service under the *TCP only services* comment should be placed in the tcp named set.

Services under the *UDP only services* comment should be placed in the udp named sets.

#### nat.nft
In `nat.nft` you can place your nat table, chains and rules.

You don't need to include `defines.nft` since it is included in `filter.nft`

#### filter.nft
In `filter.nft` you can place your filter table, chains and rules.

This is the main file where you'll do most of your work.

Make sure you erase the `ipv4_geo_blacklist` named set and rules related to it if you're not going to block country-wide IP ranges.

### makeconf script
This script unifies the `.nft` files into a single `nftables.conf` file ready to be placed into `/etc/nftables.conf`.

It replaces includes of local `.nft` files with their contents into `filter.nft` and saves it as `nftables.conf`.

It also checks which countries you want to block by checking what files exist under `/var/geoipsets/dbip/nftset/ipv4/*.ipv4` and places them into the `ipv4_geo_blacklist` named set.

### Bug-reporting

Try to register an account, wait to be approved and submit an issue. If I take too long to approve your account or I reject your application, you can send me an email at celsochan@disroot.org