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How to install firewalld-ipset-circleci in CentOS/RHEL 8 (noarch)
Well-defined IP address ranges. Supported only on paid plans of CircleCI.
Install
sudo dnf -y install https://extras.getpagespeed.com/release-latest.rpm sudo dnf -y install firewalld-ipset-circleci
Description
Well-defined IP address ranges. Supported only on paid plans of CircleCI.
Compatibility
This package is compatible with all RHEL-based distributions, including CentOS, AlmaLinux, Oracle Linux, Rocky Linux, etc.
RPMs
| Package | Size | Changelog |
|---|---|---|
| firewalld-ipset-circleci-20251215-1.el8.noarch | 7 KiB | no changelog |
| firewalld-ipset-circleci-20250809-1.el8.noarch | 7 KiB | no changelog |
| firewalld-ipset-circleci-20230706-3.el8.noarch | 7 KiB | no changelog |
| firewalld-ipset-circleci-20230702-3.el8.noarch | 7 KiB | no changelog |
| firewalld-ipset-circleci-20230623-3.el8.noarch | 7 KiB | no changelog |
| firewalld-ipset-circleci-20230516-3.el8.noarch | 7 KiB | no changelog |
| firewalld-ipset-circleci-20230515-3.el8.noarch | 7 KiB | no changelog |
| firewalld-ipset-circleci-20230419-3.el8.noarch | 7 KiB | no changelog |
| firewalld-ipset-circleci-20230405-3.el8.noarch | 7 KiB | no changelog |
| firewalld-ipset-circleci-20230404-3.el8.noarch | 7 KiB | no changelog |