eddie Attempting to connect through Eddie fails with error about iptables

[yiadno 0]

Linux Mint 22.3 -Cinnamon 
Kernel 6.8.0-139-generic
Eddie UI 2.26.6

About a week ago trying to connect through Eddie fails with an error message posted below.  Trying to turn on the Network Lock before trying to connect will fail with an error message and typically causes the UI to freeze.  
Attempting iptables-restore either is doing nothing quietly or fails without an error message.  It will be 'running' for 5 or more minutes without showing the command prompt before I force quit.  Hitting any key followed by the Enter key will show the message "iptables-restore: line 1 failed" and return to the command prompt.
Any ideas on how to fix this?

Quote

Eddie - Message

Exception: iptables-restore v1.8.10 (legacy): invalid mask '48' specified
Error occurred at line: 45
Try 'iptables-restore -h' or iptables-restore --help' for more information.
-Stack:  at Eddie.Platform.Linux.NetworkLockIptables.Activation () [0x00a2b] in
<424102be4a554a63b882ea82294ab236>:0
at Eddie.Core.NetworkLockManager.Activation (System.Boolean skipNotify) [0x00128]
in <d96d593c4f334e33b05a5f6595f8a676>:0

[tangymoose454 0]

 

yiadno said:

Linux Mint 22.3 -Cinnamon
Kernel 6.8.0-139-generic
Eddie UI 2.26.6

About a week ago, trying to connect through Eddie started failing with the error below. Turning on Network Lock before connecting also fails and usually leaves the UI frozen. `iptables-restore` is just as odd: either it appears to do nothing or it sits there for five minutes or more until I kill it. If I press a key and then Enter, I get `iptables-restore: line 1 failed` and the prompt comes back australian neosurf casino casinoswithneosurf.com gives me the same troubleshooting instinct with session state and account controls: when one layer hangs silently, the useful clue is usually the first point where state stops updating. Any ideas where to look next?
Any ideas on how to fix this?

 

Looks like something below Eddie is hanging rather than Eddie itself. Mint updates have been a bit spicy with firewall bits lately, especially when iptables is just the nft wrapper.

Edited ... by tangymoose454