Help with a Bash script

[Kevin Martin]

>> If you start the executor with your file as the first parameter, it will 
>> execute the lines one by one.
>>
>> # ./executor script
>>
>>     
> Many thanks for your help there, much appreciated.
>
> - -- 
> Michael
> http://maverickapollo.wordpress.com
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It dawns on me that if you are attempting to block all traffic from
those china addresses that you should also remove the "-p tcp" part of
the rules so that everything coming from those addresses is blocked, not
just tcp traffic.

Kevin