Advanced Firewall-based blocks persist across service restarts

[EvanAnderson]

This was wholly unintended functionality. I will write code to identify and remove blocks that have persisted.

It looks like an initialization routine to query the Advanced Firewall rules for rules with a known naming convention and parsing those rule names to extract the appropriate block expiration time should be sufficient.

[thor795]

This was wholly unintended functionality. I will write code to identify and remove blocks that have persisted.

It looks like an initialization routine to query the Advanced Firewall rules for rules with a known naming convention and parsing those rule names to extract the appropriate block expiration time should be sufficient.

#6

[thor795]

This was wholly unintended functionality. I will write code to identify and remove blocks that have persisted.

It looks like an initialization routine to query the Advanced Firewall rules for rules with a known naming convention and parsing those rule names to extract the appropriate block expiration time should be sufficient.

[thor795]

Am trying

[thor795]

This was wholly unintended functionality. I will write code to identify and remove blocks that have persisted.

It looks like an initialization routine to query the Advanced Firewall rules for rules with a known naming convention and parsing those rule names to extract the appropriate block expiration time should be sufficient.

#6

[thor795]

This was wholly unintended functionality. I will write code to identify and remove blocks that have persisted.

It looks like an initialization routine to query the Advanced Firewall rules for rules with a known naming convention and parsing those rule names to extract the appropriate block expiration time should be sufficient.

[thor795]

This was wholly unintended functionality. I will write code to identify and remove blocks that have persisted.

It looks like an initialization routine to query the Advanced Firewall rules for rules with a known naming convention and parsing those rule names to extract the appropriate block expiration time should be sufficient.

[thor795]

Hot out side

[thor795]

This was wholly unintended functionality. I will write code to identify and remove blocks that have persisted.

It looks like an initialization routine to query the Advanced Firewall rules for rules with a known naming convention and parsing those rule names to extract the appropriate block expiration time should be sufficient.

[thor795]

Wow

[thor795]

Wow