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chore(reth): enable ufw discv5 port#112

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    • UDP traffic on port 30304 is now automatically allowed when enabling the firewall if the execution client is set to "Reth".

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A conditional firewall rule was added to the submenuUFW function in the ethpillar.sh script. Now, when enabling the firewall with default settings, UDP traffic on port 30304 is allowed if the execution client is set to "Reth". No other logic or control flow was modified.

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File(s) Change Summary
ethpillar.sh Added a conditional UFW rule to allow UDP port 30304 when the execution client is "Reth".

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant ethpillar.sh
    participant UFW

    User->>ethpillar.sh: Select "Enable firewall with default settings"
    ethpillar.sh->>UFW: Allow SSH (port 22)
    ethpillar.sh->>UFW: Allow Execution Client TCP (port 30303)
    ethpillar.sh->>UFW: Allow Consensus Client TCP (port 9000)
    ethpillar.sh->>UFW: Allow Lighthouse QUIC UDP (port 9001)
    alt Execution Client is "Reth"
        ethpillar.sh->>UFW: Allow UDP port 30304
    end
    ethpillar.sh->>UFW: Enable firewall
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Possibly related PRs

  • coincashew/EthPillar#109: Adds a conditional UFW rule for UDP port 9001 when the consensus client is "Lighthouse," modifying firewall rules in the same script for a different client and port.

Poem

A firewall hops, a rule is set,
For Rethy friends, don’t you fret!
UDP 30304 now opens wide,
Let packets flow, no need to hide.
With paws on ports and whiskers keen,
EthPillar’s shield is strong and clean!
🐇✨

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
ethpillar.sh (1)

987-988: Conditional UFW rule for Reth’s discv5 port is correct.

The new line correctly opens UDP port 30304 when $EL equals "Reth". To avoid any chance of word-splitting or unset-variable glitches, you might quote the variable:

- [[ $EL == "Reth" ]] && sudo ufw allow 30304/udp comment 'Allow execution client discv5 port'
+ [[ "$EL" == "Reth" ]] && sudo ufw allow 30304/udp comment 'Allow execution client discv5 port'

Also, please verify that your getClient function indeed exports EL="Reth" (capital R), and update any firewall setup docs accordingly.

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@coincashew coincashew merged commit cee719d into main May 12, 2025
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@coincashew coincashew deleted the ufw branch May 12, 2025 22:10
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