The ssh floor allowed it from the mesh's addresses, and from everywhere on a machine that faces outward. On a machine the mesh knows no addresses for, it emitted neither — so the chain dropped by default and ssh was simply shut.
That is the first machine anybody adopts: reached over the network, with the port needed to fix it closed by the act of adopting it. The narrower rule is worth less than never leaving the chain without one.
Found by reading the rules off a running machine rather than trusting the generator I had just written — the unit tests passed, because they all supplied mesh addresses.
Verified on a live mesh afterwards: the rule is present on the machine and the mesh reports it as doing what it was told.
The ssh floor allowed it from the mesh's addresses, and from everywhere on a machine that faces outward. On a machine the mesh knows no addresses for, it emitted neither — so the chain dropped by default and ssh was simply shut.
That is the first machine anybody adopts: reached over the network, with the port needed to fix it closed by the act of adopting it. The narrower rule is worth less than never leaving the chain without one.
Found by reading the rules off a running machine rather than trusting the generator I had just written — the unit tests passed, because they all supplied mesh addresses.
Verified on a live mesh afterwards: the rule is present on the machine and the mesh reports it as doing what it was told.
The floor allowed ssh from the mesh's addresses, and from everywhere on a
machine that faces outward. On a machine the mesh knows no addresses for it
emitted neither — so the chain dropped by default and ssh was simply shut.
That is the first machine anybody adopts: reached over the network, with the
port needed to fix it closed by the act of adopting it. Found by reading the
rules off a live machine rather than trusting the generator.
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The ssh floor allowed it from the mesh's addresses, and from everywhere on a machine that faces outward. On a machine the mesh knows no addresses for, it emitted neither — so the chain dropped by default and ssh was simply shut.
That is the first machine anybody adopts: reached over the network, with the port needed to fix it closed by the act of adopting it. The narrower rule is worth less than never leaving the chain without one.
Found by reading the rules off a running machine rather than trusting the generator I had just written — the unit tests passed, because they all supplied mesh addresses.
Verified on a live mesh afterwards: the rule is present on the machine and the mesh reports it as doing what it was told.