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Originally Posted by knc1
Your Kindle must be jail broken.
You must have KUAL installed.
Read the directions.
Read /extensions/bbb/frags/fw-base.txt -
Every entry whitelists or blacklists one or more IP addresses. Hint: look for the words "ACCEPT" and "DROP".
You should be able to figure out how to add one with that many examples.
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Jailbroken, KUAL installed, I can even ssh into it. That error log is the content of BBB-LastAction.txt. The existence of that log file is a proof that the script itself was able to run but somehow its returning some error that I didn't understand.
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My question is, if the fw-base content is 35.176.0.0/13 --> its gonna block ip from 35.176.0.1 to 35.183.255.254 right? Then, if I for example, want to whitelist one IP address 35.176.1.1: should I just make a new entry with that IP or should I change the whole IP range (just add that specific IP or edit 35.176.0.0/13)?
Or to rephrase the question: Can a rule override another (if placed after the whole ip range rules of course)?
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-A wlan-out -d 35.176.0.0/13 -j DROP
-A wlan-out -d 35.176.1.1 -j ACCEPT
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Will that block 35.176.0.1 to 35.183.255.254 WHILE passing 35.176.1.1?