UFW support

[ruimaia]

Hi,

Is there any way to use UFW, in coreELEC.

I know coreELEC have iptables built in but UFW it’s more simple and for what I want to do is enough to

Regards

[TheCoolest]

You can install Entware on CE, and then install anything it offers in its repos.
According to this, UFW is not part of the Entware repo, but worth a check.

[ruimaia]

Thanks a lot, I will check it .
And they to learn more about iptables since ufw is a front-end for it.
How hard can it be

[ruimaia]

I have to install entware like say on the forum and then use OPKG like any enigma system
Right ?
OPKG is alike apt on Ubuntu … I think I have the right idea …
Sorry for the rusty English it isn’t my “default” language

[TheCoolest]

Yeah, you install entware and then use opkg command, similar to how it’s done in ubuntu with apt.

What is Entware and How to Install/Uninstall it?

> What is Entware? Entware is a package manager that we added support for in CoreELEC. It is a modern alternative to Optware and was originally designed for use on OpenWRT but has been adapted for use on other distributions, it is similar to apt/yum/pacman in that it will allow you to install over 2000+ Linux applications, no longer will you have to use docker or hacky addons. > How do I install Entware? We do not package Entware with our images but we have added a script to enable you insta…

[Ray]

UFW is just a wrapper on top. The templates for home, public are normally sufficient for 99% of people.
I don’t think UFW is worth the work sorry.
If you have some complicated scenario you can easily realize it with iptables.

[ruimaia]

I just want to allow some ip to have access such Lan IP and VPN IP … That’s all
I have to study iptables for that
Thanks