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Testing And Unstable • Re: Is firewalld installed & enabled by default on the new trixie alpha installer?

It seems this is a KDE-ism

Per the thread at Why does Debian ship a preconfigured firewall?:
installing Debian testing with KDE currently sets up firewalld by default, which sets up a firewall blocking all incoming connections apart from DHCPv6 and SSH.

Technically, firewalld ends up installed because the KDE Plasma desktop recommends the plasma-firewall package, which recommends firewalld. Those dependencies are optional and can be removed. firewalld isn’t installed by default with KDE in Debian 12, but that’s because the plasma-desktop package specifies an invalid version for plasma-firewall!
Another (messy) way of checking whether a package was pulled in as a dependency is to run an apt search:

Code:

apt search firewalld
Does the firewalld search result display an entry with "[installed,automatic]" next to it?

Statistics: Posted by Uptorn — 2025-01-15 01:13



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