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Description of problem:
While doing a full install, you are asked to set up the firewall settings. I
choose a custom setup (although this is hardly "custom") of,

o WWW/httpd
o ssh
o ftp

When anaconda's finished installing, and you bring the installed system up, none
of the above services are allowed from the firewall. Indeed, you have to
manually run redhat-setup-security to set the box up.

--oo--
Probably as a matter of a secondary bug, but isn't this configurelet's choices
rather limited? E.g., nfs, samba, dbus, X, vnc, pop3/smtp all come to mind as
things I'd like to enable/disable at a firewall level.


Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):


How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Install
2. Configure your security settings
3. Bring up booted system and note that none of your settings were
   perisisted by the anaconda process
    

Actual Results:  Firewall was set to disallow ssh, httpd, ftp access

Expected Results:  Firewall should be setup to allows ssh, httpd, ftp access

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