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Hi folks.

Does anyone know of a php-script to allow users to change their own 
firewall-rules or do I have to write my own?

Behind my router/firewall every user has their own IF and it would be 
pretty simple to create a webgui for the user and let them change rules 
applying to their own IP...

/J