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  1. Nice going macsat! Haven't had time to test it...

    Nice going macsat! Haven't had time to test it yet, but what you need for you tutorial is some screenshots! I would love to see how it looks..

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    ok. you got this far. if you type that in your...

    ok. you got this far. if you type that in your router (while connected with telnet or ssh) it should work. You should try to test it.
    Go to ShieldsUP! , and check if port 22 is open.

    Now when...
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    There is also this thread on howto remove...

    There is also this thread on howto remove entries..
    http://wl500g.info/showthread.php?t=1933
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    now: ether-wake xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx ... S.

    now: ether-wake xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
    ...
    S.
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    Did you telnet to it and start dropbear? Run "ps"...

    Did you telnet to it and start dropbear? Run "ps" to make sure that dropbear is running..

    S.
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    Well ssh needs to be enabled first. So start by...

    Well ssh needs to be enabled first. So start by telneting. And make sure you have oleg's custom firmware.

    Then read up on this page: http://oleg.wl500g.info

    And search the forum.

    S.
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    Simple solution that I use: Log in to router and...

    Simple solution that I use:
    Log in to router and use ether_wake. To log in safely from WAN use dropbear ssh.

    More tricky solution:
    Make a script that calls ether_wake, and make it available from...
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    I don't think that is possible directly, but what...

    I don't think that is possible directly, but what you should/can do is setup a static ip with that mac, and then forward to that ip. You can do this in the web interface. Ip-config->DHCP...
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    Oh. You don't really need those, and I guess I...

    Oh. You don't really need those, and I guess I should not have included them. The current hour is to show traffic for current hour. (Normally you only calculate traffic for completed hours.) But I'll...
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    Check this one out first!...

    Check this one out first!
    http://portforward.com/
    B.
  11. Thread: firewall help??

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    iptables is not really that hard. There is a good...

    iptables is not really that hard. There is a good and extensive tutorial here:
    http://iptables-tutorial.frozentux.net/iptables-tutorial.html

    Start by looking at how the tables are traversed. And...
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    Dyndns.org which is supported has the exact same...

    Dyndns.org which is supported has the exact same free services. DDNS and webredirect (with adds). I guess only difference is the available domain names. I don't know with no-ip but with dyndns you...
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    ah simple arithmetic like that doesn'e work in...

    ah simple arithmetic like that doesn'e work in shell script.
    try:
    $yday=`expr $day - 1`

    And take a look at a scripting tutorial:
    ex: http://www.freeos.com/guides/lsst/ch02sec07.html
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    A while ago I did some fiddeling with these...

    A while ago I did some fiddeling with these scripts my self and made them work ok. But in the end I made a new, easier and better solution that worked for me. Basically I just calculate usage each...
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    ether-wake is included in olegs fw. Search forum...

    ether-wake is included in olegs fw. Search forum for details (wake-on-lan).

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    Well 24 is just another way of saying...

    Well 24 is just another way of saying 255.255.255.0 (32 bits where the 24 first are 1 others are 0) so 28 would translate to 255.255.255.255.240 which means only the 16 first adresses are valid..
    ...
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    Well I have it as a separate script that I call...

    Well I have it as a separate script that I call from post-firewall.



    Yepp. Check out /etc/ethers to see what it should look like. What ever you write in /usr/local/etc/ethers is copied to...
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    Use ifconfig (ifconfig eth1 | grep inet) to find...

    Use ifconfig (ifconfig eth1 | grep inet) to find WAN address, and LAN mask should be 255.255.255.0

    B.
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    Don't know why, probably some *nix wiz can tell...

    Don't know why, probably some *nix wiz can tell you, but to run shell script you need to either sh script or ./script. Or you can stick it in /usr/local/sbin/ and run it from anywhere..

    B.
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    That would be the FORWARD chain. You should try...

    That would be the FORWARD chain. You should try this tutorial on iptables:
    http://iptables-tutorial.frozentux.net/iptables-tutorial.htm
    Spesifically this part:...
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    The wshaper should be $1 no or eth1 if that is...

    The wshaper should be $1 no or eth1 if that is you WAN? And should be in post-firewall? And the others are most likely cause harddisk is not mounted yet when post-boot is executed. You should put...
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    Is you key in the format: ssh-rsa ...

    Is you key in the format:
    ssh-rsa <key> admin@myrouter

    I had to edit my generated key to look like that.. And make sure it is on one line..

    S.
  23. Well, for crontab there is a little howto being...

    Well, for crontab there is a little howto being discussed at the moment, so you're more then welcome to use my example there atleast. http://wl500g.info/showthread.php?t=1058

    And a nice tutorial I...
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    Well looks like you have some duplicate and wrong...

    Well looks like you have some duplicate and wrong entries in /usr/local/.files
    Edit that file and remove entries.

    B.

    PS:Fixed script (again :)) to include check for post-boot and add #!/bin/sh
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    Right you are. Sorry for that. I should test my...

    Right you are. Sorry for that. I should test my scripts before writing howto's..

    Anyways, thanx for headsup. I fixed the howto now so others shouldn't get same problem..

    S.
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