ispconfig is killing external iptables

[supertom64]

I am using ispconfig 2.2.9 on centos 4.4 without firewall from ispconfig
(ISP Services, Firewall: Off ) because I prefer my own iptables rules.

If I restart a service e.g. Bind-Server: or mySQL-Server:, iptables rules and policies are reset.

Is there a way to tell ISPConfig, that another firewall is used instead of the built in ?

thx in advance
Tom

[till]

ISPConfig is not doing anything with your IPTables when you deactivated the ISPConfig firewall.

[martinfst]

Originally Posted by till

ISPConfig is not doing anything with your IPTables when you deactivated the ISPConfig firewall.

I can confirm this, as I run Shorewall as my interface to iptables
How do you restart a service?

[supertom64]

I restart the service with the webinterface:81
iptables is started with original centos iptables rcfile.
cu
Tom

[supertom64]

Have done a little research on that issue and found it in ispconfig.log.

The webinterface invoke the script:

/root/ispconfig/scripts/lib/classes/ispconfig_system.lib.php, Line 706:
/etc/rc.d/init.d/bastille-firewall stop

which clear the iptables rules and policies.

I have replaced bastille-firewall with a dummy-script and my iptables rules keep alive now.

Thx
cu
Tom