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0 0 I don't quite get why it's needed. Say you have the following iptables policies: INPUT (DROP) -m conntrack --ctstate ESTABLISHED -j ACCEPT FORWARD (DROP) None OUTPUT (DROP) Rules to allow 443, 80, 53 Trying to access any site with the web browser results in no success with this ruleset but if you add the rule -i lo -j ACCEPT to INPUT it starts working. Basically, I want to know the architectural/design reason as to why this has to be a thing. linux networking firewall iptables share | improve this question asked Dec 3 at 7:35 Resonce 1 1

14 I have a party idea where a group of eager to learn young apprentices leave their masters tower after getting impatient with his method of teaching. But they only remember to take one spell book, and they just decide to go with it. Are there any rules that prevent this? Or any issues that could potentially arise from a situation like this? dnd-5e spells wizard share | improve this question asked Nov 22 at 12:58 TheAussieSlime 227 1 11 add a comment  |