[edrikk]

[Masterman]

False alarm..heh.

I let my friend borrow my laptop the other day and he decided to "Youtube tweak" the Advanced settings of uTorrent. The bt.connect.port was set to 50, which is a harmless protocol.

Time to password!

[Masterman]

BTW, I have a (as of now) useless /jffs partition on my external HD. Could I install it to that, or does it have to be under a /root directory?

[autobot]

Just put it in /opt/bin

[Masterman]

Thanks again autobot, works perfectly. 8)

For those of you wishing to do the same for USB capable routers with smaller flash sizes (i.e WL500 series kernel 2.4 or others with only 8MB of flash running big K26 builds [Netgear WNR3500 series, specifically the L model as well as the WRT610Nv1 and 2]) just modify it to the following if you have Optware installed:


1. cd /jffs/bin

2. chmod a-x miniupnpd

3. cd /jffs

4. rm -r *


then

5. cd /opt/bin

6. wget http://autobot.byethost7.com/miniupnpd.gz

7. gunzip miniupnpd.gz

8. chmod a+x miniupnpd


9. Disable JFFS2 either through Web-inf or CLI

Note: First do a service automount stop, , click "Save" only, then reboot.
For some reason I lose communication for ~5mins with the router when making a critical change like this with Service automount enabled. The same applies as well to the firewall script below.
When I log back in, only /opt is mounted (Eko needs to fix the dev/sda partitions and the automount for the K26 builds ) a reboot solves it though

10. reboot

11. Modify the firewall script(bold opt text):


/bin/kill `cat /var/run/miniupnpd.pid`
/usr/sbin/iptables -t nat -N MINIUPNPD
/usr/sbin/iptables -t nat -I PREROUTING -jMINIUPNPD
/usr/sbin/iptables -t filter -N MINIUPNPD
/usr/sbin/iptables -t filter -I FORWARD -j MINIUPNPD
/opt/bin/miniupnpd -i `nvram get wan_ifname` -a `nvram get lan_ipaddr`

12. Click save startup

13. reboot

14. Check to make sure all your partitions are mounted with the mount command. If not, do a "service automount start"


Now make sure it works by either netstat -an or iptables -L, and of course open a UPnP enabled program and check as well. Runs great here on both my WL-500W and RT-N16.

I hate using JFFS2, it doesn't cooperate with me well, and causes major problems with Mega and Big builds on routers with only 8MB flash...



Thanks again to Autobot and trajano

[Masterman]

Keep up the testing guys...8)

Not only do I wanna ensure it works on other routers before I add it to the Wiki, but I'm sure the developers and scripters do as well for future implementation on newer builds.

[autobot]

I will make this easier, here is an installer script I wrote last night. It may need some adjustments to be saved as a startup/firewall script, let me know and I will adjust.

Alternatively you can simply run the following command

[olmari]

[autobot]

Sounds like permission issues, do a ls -l /tmp/miniupnpd and post it here.

[olmari]

[autobot]

I don't know, it looks good. I know it works in x86 linux because I tested it on my wifes netbook, it should error out if it was missing something. The only time I see that is when something is wrong with a path or permission.

Try this

[olmari]

[autobot]

Is that the output of of $PATH or is that what you did? Let me see the results of $PATH

[olmari]

[autobot]