10-25-2015, 04:29 PM
How can I get gufw at startup?
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echo "passs"|sudo -S /usr/bin/gufw10-25-2015, 06:41 PM
Hi,
gufw is just a GUI to manage ufw
You can use gufw to enable it.
or
to enable it & check status in a terminal(ctrl-alt-t), do:
It will continue to run, even after re-boot.
To disable it in a terminal(ctrl-alt-t), do:
To check status at any time in a teminal(ctrl-alt-t), do:
gufw is just a GUI to manage ufw
You can use gufw to enable it.
or
to enable it & check status in a terminal(ctrl-alt-t), do:
Code:
sudo ufw enable && sudo ufw statusIt will continue to run, even after re-boot.
To disable it in a terminal(ctrl-alt-t), do:
Code:
sudo ufw disableTo check status at any time in a teminal(ctrl-alt-t), do:
Code:
sudo ufw status verbose