Weird. Looks like you aren’t running it via sudo. If that’s not working, then manually uninstall one of the firewalls. However CatchyOS does that, I’m not familiar with it. Debian would be apt remove iptables-nft Seems like an arch derived would be pacman -something. You should know the command if you’re running that distro.
Weird. Looks like you aren’t running it via
sudo. If that’s not working, then manually uninstall one of the firewalls. However CatchyOS does that, I’m not familiar with it. Debian would beapt remove iptables-nftSeems like an arch derived would bepacman -something. You should know the command if you’re running that distro.no, you cant run it sudo I had to uninstall iptables via pacman sudo pacman -R iptables