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Hello !

Very friendly !!

But I am shy to say, I do not understand, at least completely.
I interpret this so: If I had made your recommended change to
the USER ruleset, it would have been run first and due to
ACCEPT the SYSTEM rule would run after this, but cannot revert
the ACCEPT statement of the USER ruleset. Ether there are no
rules in USER or not matching rules in USER, finally the SYSTEM
ruleset will be applied.

Thanks,
Manfred

mabra wrote: I interpret this so: If I had made your recommended change to the USER ruleset, it would have been run first and due to
ACCEPT the SYSTEM rule would run after this,

I'm not sure which order the rulesets run, but it shouldn't matter.

but cannot revert the ACCEPT statement of the USER ruleset.

No, the Deny certainly does override. The most restrictive rule will be applied.
'Accept' simply means that a rule is passed through to any further rulesets. If one ruleset accepts, and the other denies, then the request will be denied.

Hello !

Very good, many thanks !!

Regards,
Manfred