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I am running Sarge and I have the exact same syndrome. I noticed that it
has something to do with ip_tables modules initialization. Manually
adding one extra "iptables -L" or "modprobe ip_tables" in the beginning
of the /etc/default/lokkit solves it, but is overwritten by your next "lokkit"....

On the other hand, fiddling with numbering of /etc/rcX.d S-scripts does
not help.


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Come to think of it, the proper manual fix as now is to add ip_tables to /etc/modules. That way the loading of ip_tables kernel module is not
dependent on the lokkit settings or possible re-installations.



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