nfct: Update syntax to specify command before subsystem

This patch gets the nfct syntax in sync with nft so it looks like this:

	nfct <add|delete|...> object ...

instead of:

	nfct object <add|delete|...> ...

This patch retains backward compatibility so you can still use the old syntax.
The manpage and tests have been also updated to promote the adoption of this
syntax. We should have little existing clients of this tool as we can only use
this to configure the cttimeout and cthelper infrastructures.

Signed-off-by: Pablo Neira Ayuso <pablo@netfilter.org>

1 files changed, 8 insertions, 8 deletions

diff --git a/tests/nfct/timeout/07dccp b/tests/nfct/timeout/07dccp
index 1bd4fa5..1d88585 100644
--- a/tests/nfct/timeout/07dccp
+++ b/tests/nfct/timeout/07dccp
@@ -1,16 +1,16 @@
 # add policy object `test'
-nfct timeout add test inet dccp request 100 ; OK
+nfct add timeout test inet dccp request 100 ; OK
 # get policy object `test'
-nfct timeout get test ; OK
+nfct get timeout test ; OK
 # delete policy object `test'
-nfct timeout delete test ; OK
+nfct delete timeout test ; OK
 # get unexistent policy object `dummy'
-nfct timeout get test ; BAD
+nfct get timeout test ; BAD
 # delete policy object `test', however, it does not exists anymore
-nfct timeout delete test ; BAD
+nfct delete timeout test ; BAD
 # add policy object `test'
-nfct timeout add test inet dccp request 1 respond 2 partopen 3 open 4 closereq 5 closing 6 timewait 7 ; OK
+nfct add timeout test inet dccp request 1 respond 2 partopen 3 open 4 closereq 5 closing 6 timewait 7 ; OK
 # get policy object `test'
-nfct timeout get test ; OK
+nfct get timeout test ; OK
 # delete policy object `test'
-nfct timeout delete test ; OK
+nfct delete timeout test ; OK