FireLog v1.2.3 -- updated (Aug 20th)

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joshfan
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#21 Post by joshfan »

Well i have to say that I like your firelog it is really cool. Keep up the good work. :)

And can someone down;oad the opera browser or do you have to get it with Puppy?

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#22 Post by GuestToo »

sorry, posted to the wrong thread

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#23 Post by NoobieDoobieDo »

Firelog has been updated. Many changes have been made and a lot of the code has been changed in one way or the other.

Many new features have been added. See the first post in this thread for more details.


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#24 Post by BarryK »

I guess everybody knows that Puppy 2.14 has Firelog...

I'll put the new version into 2.16!

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#25 Post by NoobieDoobieDo »

Awesome, thank you.

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#26 Post by NoobieDoobieDo »

updated again to fix a few minor typos :)

from now on only the bash script will be available for installation - no dotpup.

installation : simpy place the firelog file into /sbin/ and do "chmod +x"

usage : type firelog at the command line


tested with puppy linux (2.11 & 2.14) and Kubuntu

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#27 Post by trapster »

Can I presume I can now delete the /usr/local/firelog directory with this latest script only update?
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#28 Post by klhrevolutionist »

Could you please detail the capabilties of this tool & possibly future enchancements ?

1. block incoming connection on ports I choose
2. open port
3. show blocked connection(s)
4. disable/enable connection
5. an easy to use rc file that I can put all options mentioned

I personally use firestarter but would rather use something that does not require megabytes of crapola. I do hope that some of the gui makers on the forum maybwe think about creating non-dependant gui for this..
Heaven is on the way, until then let's get the truth out!

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#29 Post by NoobieDoobieDo »

trapster wrote:Can I presume I can now delete the /usr/local/firelog directory with this latest script only update?
Yes, you are correct.

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#30 Post by NoobieDoobieDo »

FireLog 1.2.3 has been released (Aug 19th 2007)

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This is a major update as many important changes have been made.

A few small features have been added and some of the old features have been overhauled.

For the most part Firelog looks the same but the code behind the scenes have been heavily modified.

Installation instructions
1. Download FireLog
2. Make sure it's executable with “chmod +x

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#31 Post by panzerpuppy »

Any progress on this app?

Is v1.2.3 the last version released?

Where can I download Firelog 1.2.3? (the link is dead)

The latest version available via the Puppy Package Manager is v1.2.1

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