The Apache server error (port 443) suggests an error with the server at cdimage.debian.org, and not with your own server. You could always test a download from a different server to make sure. If the other site works fine, the problem is with the remote Debian server.
Yes, uncommenting the line should allow all traffic on ports 22, 80 and 443. If you only want to keep 443, you can use the line
Restart nftables for the changes to take effect. You can also temporarily stop nftables. If the download works with nftables stopped, you just need to adjust your rules.
Check the nftables logs (journalctl -xe | grep nftables) for any relevant error messages.
Yes, uncommenting the line should allow all traffic on ports 22, 80 and 443. If you only want to keep 443, you can use the line
Code:
tcp dport { 443 } ct state new acceptCheck the nftables logs (journalctl -xe | grep nftables) for any relevant error messages.
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