Role ipt-server: configurable rate for the new-TCP-connection limit; new defaults.

- Sync ipt-firewall-server, ip6t-firewall-server and default_settings.conf
  with firewall/ipt-server affa35d: new limit_new_tcp_connections_per_seconds_rate
  (default 30, burst twice the rate); the rule now only drops SYNs above the
  limit instead of accepting those below it; several IPv6 fixes.
- defaults: fw_limit_new_tcp_connections_per_seconds_per_source_IP: false,
  fw_limit_new_tcp_connections_per_seconds_ports: "80,110,143,443,465,995",
  new fw_limit_new_tcp_connections_per_seconds_rate (overridable with _v6).
- templates, extract-fw-host-vars.py, README: new variable and defaults.
- oolm-shop: drop fw_limit_new_tcp_connections_per_seconds_per_source_IP_v6
  (it would have enabled the limit for IPv6 with the new default ports).
- piwik: fw_manage_config: true, per_IP_connection_limit 501, no
  new-connection limit.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

roles/ipt-server/files/usr/local/sbin/ip6t-firewall-server

@@ -1162,29 +1162,56 @@ echononl "\tLimit new (syn) TCP connections per second per source IP (multiport)
 if $limit_new_tcp_connections_per_seconds_per_source_IP \
       && [[ ${#limit_new_tcp_connections_per_seconds_ports} -gt 0 ]]; then
 
-   #$ip6t -A INPUT -p tcp -m conntrack --ctstate NEW -m limit --limit 60/s --limit-burst 20 -j ACCEPT
+   if [[ -z "$limit_new_tcp_connections_per_seconds_rate" \
+         || ! "$limit_new_tcp_connections_per_seconds_rate" =~ ^[0-9]+$ ]]; then
+      limit_new_tcp_connections_per_seconds_rate=$default_limit_new_tcp_connections_per_seconds_rate
+   fi
+   limit_new_tcp_connections_per_seconds_burst=$((limit_new_tcp_connections_per_seconds_rate * 2))
 
-   # Rate-Limit für neue SYNs auf 443 pro IP
-   $ip6t -A INPUT -p tcp --syn \
-      -m multiport --dports $limit_new_tcp_connections_per_seconds_ports \
-      -m hashlimit --hashlimit-name syn_multi_v4 \
-      --hashlimit 30/second --hashlimit-burst 60 \
-      --hashlimit-mode srcip --hashlimit-srcmask 32 \
-      -j ACCEPT
+   # Only (syn) packets above the limit are dropped here. Packets below the
+   # limit are not accepted but pass on to the rules of the services, so this
+   # does not open any port and does not bypass later limits.
+   if can_use_hashlimit ; then
 
-   if $log_rejected || $log_all ; then
+      if $log_rejected || $log_all ; then
+         $ip6t -A INPUT -p tcp --syn \
+            -m multiport --dports $limit_new_tcp_connections_per_seconds_ports \
+            -m hashlimit --hashlimit-name syn_multi_v6_log --hashlimit-mode srcip \
+            --hashlimit-srcmask 128 \
+            --hashlimit-above ${limit_new_tcp_connections_per_seconds_rate}/second \
+            --hashlimit-burst $limit_new_tcp_connections_per_seconds_burst \
+            -m limit --limit 2/second --limit-burst 10 \
+            -j $LOG_TARGET $tag_log_prefix "$log_prefix SYN over limit (multiport):"
+      fi
 
-      #$ip6t -A INPUT -p tcp -m conntrack --ctstate NEW -j $LOG_TARGET $tag_log_prefix "$log_prefix Limit new TCP conn's: "
-
-      #  rate-limited logging für Überschreiter
       $ip6t -A INPUT -p tcp --syn \
          -m multiport --dports $limit_new_tcp_connections_per_seconds_ports \
-         -m hashlimit --hashlimit-name syn_multi_v4_log  \
-         --hashlimit 2/second --hashlimit-burst 10 \
-         --hashlimit-mode srcip --hashlimit-srcmask 32 \
-         -j $LOG_TARGET $tag_log_prefix "$log_prefix SYN over limit (multiport):"
+         -m hashlimit --hashlimit-name syn_multi_v6 --hashlimit-mode srcip \
+         --hashlimit-srcmask 128 \
+         --hashlimit-above ${limit_new_tcp_connections_per_seconds_rate}/second \
+         --hashlimit-burst $limit_new_tcp_connections_per_seconds_burst \
+         -j DROP
+
+   else
+
+      warn "xt_hashlimit not available; using simple global limit fallback for SYN rate limiting (multiport)."
+
+      $ip6t -N syn-multi-limit
+      $ip6t -A syn-multi-limit \
+         -m limit --limit ${limit_new_tcp_connections_per_seconds_rate}/second \
+         --limit-burst $limit_new_tcp_connections_per_seconds_burst \
+         -j RETURN
+      if $log_rejected || $log_all ; then
+         $ip6t -A syn-multi-limit -m limit --limit 2/second --limit-burst 10 \
+            -j $LOG_TARGET $tag_log_prefix "$log_prefix SYN over limit (multiport):"
+      fi
+      $ip6t -A syn-multi-limit -j DROP
+
+      $ip6t -A INPUT -p tcp --syn \
+         -m multiport --dports $limit_new_tcp_connections_per_seconds_ports \
+         -j syn-multi-limit
    fi
-   $ip6t -A INPUT -p tcp -m conntrack --ctstate NEW -j DROP
+
    echo_done
 else
    echo_skipped