operate with nfacct/iptables
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nfacct
pip3 install nfacct
$ nf --help usage: nf [-h] [--in] [--out] [--noreverse] [-p [PROTO]] [-s [ADDR [ADDR ...]]] [-d [ADDR [ADDR ...]]] [--sport [SPORT [SPORT ...]]] [--dport [DPORT [DPORT ...]]] [-u USER] [--dry-run] [-l LEVEL] [--ip-args ARGS] [-e FILE [FILE ...]] [-c FILE [FILE ...]] [-v] {list,add,del,check,clear,init} [name] nfacct and iptables positional arguments: {list,add,del,check,clear,init} list/add/del nfacct, or check requirements, add default name nfacct name to add/del/list optional arguments: -h, --help show this help message and exit --in --out --noreverse -p [PROTO], --proto [PROTO] port protocol -s [ADDR [ADDR ...]], --src-addr [ADDR [ADDR ...]] source addr -d [ADDR [ADDR ...]], --dst-addr [ADDR [ADDR ...]] dest addr --sport [SPORT [SPORT ...]] source port --dport [DPORT [DPORT ...]] dest port, support p1,p2,p3 or p1:p2 -u USER, --user USER program traffic owned by user[s] --dry-run just print commands, not execute -l LEVEL, --level LEVEL log level --ip-args ARGS iptables extra args -e FILE [FILE ...], --env-file FILE [FILE ...] load environment variables from env_file, default .env -c FILE [FILE ...], --conf-file FILE [FILE ...] load configuation from file, default config.yaml -v, --version show program's version number and exit
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