Doesn't work with rooted Epic 4G (Samsung Galaxy S) -- old shell version & no 4G interface support about droidwall HOT 11 CLOSED

Could you please test the development version from the following location:
http://droidwall.googlecode.com/issues/attachment?aid=-6202447490991805206&name=
droidwall-dev.apk&token=88552b563fb4b3f59a222d7589743619

Let me know the results. Thanks

have same issio on Samsung Galaxy S (international), wanted to test it, but the 
link does not work.

Okay, so please test the attached version:

Works for me!

Thank you for your hard work Rodrigo! I couldn't stand having an Android 
without your awesome app

By the way -- I noticed droidwall itself doesn't show up on the applicatons 
list in droidwall. Is that only the case on my phone? Or is that intentional?

Great that it works now :)

Droid Wall only displays applications that are capable of accessing the 
network, that is why many applications are filtered from the list. See issue 3 
for more details.

the issue is now fixed, but now i get  " Grep command is required, grep: not 
found" Any ideas?

samichlaus:

Probably it's because the scripts that install busybox when you root the phone 
don't properly link all of busybox's functions.

-- Do the following as root, in Terminal --

You can fix this by doing the following:
  mount -o=remount,rw -t rfs /dev/block/stl9 /system
  ln -s /system/bin/busybox /system/bin/grep

You should probably fix all the possibly busybox functions, so you don't have 
to worry about it again:
http://pastebin.com/syEvZ1Y0

Once you're done, you probably should remount read-only again: either reboot or 
run the following:
  mount -o=remount,ro -t rfs /dev/block/stl9 /system

Busybox is not always located /system/bin/ - on my phone it is on 
/system/xbin/, for example.

I changed Droid Wall to try to find where "grep" is. Could you try the attached 
development version? Thanks

Attached the wrong one :| this is the correct one:

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hi, sorry for the long time, i can now apply the rules, it sais that it worked, 
but it doesn't apply them, after the reboot all connections wlan/gprs are 
locked. anything else I can do for testing? (samsung galaxy i9000)