A minor redis issue with Openwrt/Lede build (Mips32 arch)

[st1905]

Hello,

I have successfully built the mips32 binary for the Lede 17.01.4 but when I fire it up, it just hangs there with a redis error at the log.

What might be the reason for this ?

INTANG_0-1_mips_mips32.zip
intangd.zip

[st1905]

OK, I think I have now fixed this one got another issue, this time with iptables

[st1905]

I got the iptables error fixed too, now it just says

1540130356.088580 [INFO] Building sync connection with redis server.
1540130356.092326 [INFO] Sync connection built successfully.
1540130356.097557 [INFO] Connecting to TCP DNS server.

And stops there.

[st1905]

INTANGD daemon exits after that last line.(no errors at the log, doest say that it actually exited, just stops after connecting to tcp dns server) Redis server still runs

[st1905]

Can someone help me for the iptables rules (For Openwrt) ? I have no problem running it on my router but cant figure out the proper rules.

[LGA1150]

You may want to try my kernel-space implementation
https://github.com/LGA1150/netfilter-spooftcp

[st1905]

Thank you, i`m going to study this.

This page was very useful > https://github.com/LGA1150/netfilter-spooftcp/wiki/Usage-Examples

[linwhitehat]

Thank you, i`m going to study this.

This page was very useful > https://github.com/LGA1150/netfilter-spooftcp/wiki/Usage-Examples

I‘m using INTANG to test if I can visit sites blocked by GF, but I can not successfully, could you share the whole steps about using INTANG and setting the strategy?

[st1905]

Thank you, i`m going to study this.
This page was very useful > https://github.com/LGA1150/netfilter-spooftcp/wiki/Usage-Examples

I‘m using INTANG to test if I can visit sites blocked by GF, but I can not successfully, could you share the whole steps about using INTANG and setting the strategy?

I no longer use INTANG but at the time i was using it, the strategy i used was the 5. Netfilter-spooftcp is much easier to use and it works at the router level so one does`t need to apply any rules/software to the connected devices. My router now opens all restricted sites, you just need to compile a kernel module and an iptables extension. If you struggle with the iptables rules afterwards, i can send the ones i use here.