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I use npm in docker with docker-compose.
I have made the templates folder for nginx and the nginx conf files persistent.
I added two include lines in the stream template based on the stream incoming port.
port = 123
for tcp:
server_stream_123.conf
server_stream_tcp_123.conf
for udp:
server_stream_123.conf
server_stream_udp_123.conf
where 123 is filled in with {{ incoming-port }}.
These include files can be found / created in the custom folder which should be in the nginx folder.
If not yet there i create them there.
I add the new conf files with allow and deny.
Now I have a white / blacklist on my stream.
Either per tcp per port or udp per port or all tcp ports or all udp ports or on all streams.
depending on how detailed you wish to set things up.
Could it be possible to implement the acl on the stream ui like it is for the hosts?
and store this info in the db?
And add the output file radio buttons options underneath?
It would make it a bit better!
I am not versed in the code otherwise i would have attempted it myself...
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I use npm in docker with docker-compose.
I have made the templates folder for nginx and the nginx conf files persistent.
I added two include lines in the stream template based on the stream incoming port.
port = 123
for tcp:
server_stream_123.conf
server_stream_tcp_123.conf
for udp:
server_stream_123.conf
server_stream_udp_123.conf
where 123 is filled in with {{ incoming-port }}.
These include files can be found / created in the custom folder which should be in the nginx folder.
If not yet there i create them there.
I add the new conf files with allow and deny.
Now I have a white / blacklist on my stream.
Either per tcp per port or udp per port or all tcp ports or all udp ports or on all streams.
depending on how detailed you wish to set things up.
Could it be possible to implement the acl on the stream ui like it is for the hosts?
and store this info in the db?
And add the output file radio buttons options underneath?
It would make it a bit better!
I am not versed in the code otherwise i would have attempted it myself...
Thanks for reading.
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