This is even worst. I have WiFi at eth1 and Ethertnet at eth0. The scripsts call WiFi an external network, and Ethernet internal network. (No idea why).
When my WiFi is not connected, "/sbin/ipconfig eth1" doesn't report any mask, but then the following line in firestarter.sh avoids firestarter to start (:-)).
if [ "$MASK" = "" -a "$1" != "stop" ]; then
echo "External network device $IF is not ready. Aborting.."
exit 2
fi
This is even worst. I have WiFi at eth1 and Ethertnet at eth0. The scripsts call WiFi an external network, and Ethernet internal network. (No idea why).
When my WiFi is not connected, "/sbin/ipconfig eth1" doesn't report any mask, but then the following line in firestarter.sh avoids firestarter to start (:-)).
if [ "$MASK" = "" -a "$1" != "stop" ]; then
echo "External network device $IF is not ready. Aborting.."
exit 2
fi