25 Aug
2020
25 Aug
'20
11:27 p.m.
Hi again!
In Lime 17.06 I was adding two basic iptables rules to /etc/firewall.user
Now I have compiled from source (based on OpenWRT 18.06) and see
different firewall files. Where should I add my two lines?
Thank you!
26 Aug
26 Aug
10:41 a.m.
In Lime 17.06 I was adding two basic iptables rules to /etc/firewall.user
Now I have compiled from source (based on OpenWRT 18.06) and see
different firewall files. Where should I add my two lines?
/etc/firewall.lime.d contains three files with rules. Their name start
with "20", I don't know why.
I'm not sure if this is the correct way but I added a fourth file with
my two iptables lines and it seems to work.
12:39 p.m.
On Wednesday 26 August 2020 12:41:00 CEST amuza wrote:
/etc/firewall.lime.d contains three files with rules.
Their name start
with "20", I don't know why.
I'm not sure if this is the correct way but I added a fourth file with
my two iptables lines and it seems to work.
That is the correct way, the 20 in front is just to give a fast way for a
human to see which script is executed first and which after, having 3 with the
same number is not that smart :p
cheers!
Gio
1:14 p.m.
Gio:
On Wednesday 26 August 2020 12:41:00 CEST amuza
wrote:
Hey Gio!! Thank you!
However, something went wrong.
When preparing my new compilation I added my rules file in the files
directory:
files/firewall.lime.d/90_my_rules_file.
The new firmware built ok, I installed it in a router and everything
looked fine, well, almost everything: my rules are not being applied.
In the router I see that /etc/firewall.lime.d/ does not include my file,
I can only see the 3 original files.
Maybe it is because, when compiling, the files directory only works for
things inside /files/etc/ ??
How could I build the firmware including my two iptables lines?
/etc/firewall.lime.d contains three files with
rules. Their name start
with "20", I don't know why.
I'm not sure if this is the correct way but I added a fourth file with
my two iptables lines and it seems to work.
That is the correct way, the 20 in front is just to give a fast way for a
human to see which script is executed first and which after, having 3 with the
same number is not that smart :p
1:31 p.m.
Guess you'll have to make sure the file you add has executable
permission set (ie. 0755).
7:41 p.m.
Daniel Golle:
Guess you'll have to make sure the file you add
has executable
permission set (ie. 0755).
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1:35 p.m.
On August 26, 2020 10:14:00 AM GMT-03:00, amuza <amuza(a)riseup.net> wrote:
Gio:
for a
The files directory relates to the root partion so your file must be in
files/etc/firewall.lime.d/90_my_rules_file
Best!
SAn
On Wednesday 26 August 2020 12:41:00 CEST amuza
wrote:
> /etc/firewall.lime.d contains three files with rules. Their name
start
> with "20", I don't know why.
> I'm not sure if this is the correct way but I added a fourth file
with
my two
iptables lines and it seems to work.
That is the correct way, the 20 in front is just to give a fast way human to see which script is executed first and
which after, having 3
with the
same number is not that smart :p
Hey Gio!! Thank you!
However, something went wrong.
When preparing my new compilation I added my rules file in the files
directory:
files/firewall.lime.d/90_my_rules_file.
The new firmware built ok, I installed it in a router and everything
looked fine, well, almost everything: my rules are not being applied.
In the router I see that /etc/firewall.lime.d/ does not include my
file,
I can only see the 3 original files.
Maybe it is because, when compiling, the files directory only works for
things inside /files/etc/ ??
How could I build the firmware including my two iptables lines?
1:41 p.m.
On Wednesday 26 August 2020 15:14:00 CEST amuza wrote:
When preparing my new compilation I added my rules
file in the files
directory:
files/firewall.lime.d/90_my_rules_file.
that way the file end up in `/firewall.lime.d/90_my_rules_file` on the router
which is not what you want.
If you want your file to stay in
/etc/firewall.lime.d/90_my_rules_file
you have to put it in
files/etc/firewall.lime.d/90_my_rules_file
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