I just wanted to tell that original Firestarter script works very well. You all are expecting it to show in system process list or starting the GUI. Well, it doesn't need to do that to be running. It's enough with configuring IPTables.
After rebooting you can do following to test the firewall;
$ sudo /etc/firestarter/firestarter.sh status
Results are following: Firewall is running. Then, if you want to start GUI and see the events or configure traffic policy, it's your own business, you have to start it manually.
Firestarter On Startup
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Posted · Edited by RoLex
Hey everyone.
I just wanted to tell that original Firestarter script works very well. You all are expecting it to show in system process list or starting the GUI. Well, it doesn't need to do that to be running. It's enough with configuring IPTables.
Here is what you need to do;
After rebooting you can do following to test the firewall;
Results are following: Firewall is running. Then, if you want to start GUI and see the events or configure traffic policy, it's your own business, you have to start it manually.