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| == Unlock root data partition == OpenWrt sometimes does not unlock the data partition. I've particularly noticed this on the WRT54GL and OpenWrt 10.03. {{{ mtd unlock rootfs_data }}} |
Start service on boot
OpenWrt does not have update-rc.d or chkconfig. To start a service called service-name on boot, run:
1 /etc/init.d/service-name enable
Enable SSH from WAN
Place into /etc/firewall.user:
1 iptables --append input_wan --protocol tcp --dport 22 --jump ACCEPT
When SSH from WAN is enabled, it's probably a good idea to disable password logins via SSH (only public key authentication will be allowed):
1 sed -i -e "s/'on'/'off'/" /etc/config/dropbear
will set PasswordAuth option to "off", making /etc/config/dropbear look like:
config dropbear
option PasswordAuth 'off'
option Port '22'
Unlock root data partition
OpenWrt sometimes does not unlock the data partition. I've particularly noticed this on the WRT54GL and OpenWrt 10.03.
mtd unlock rootfs_data
Useful packages
Package |
Use |
luci-app-ntpc |
luci frontend for NTP. Will automatically pull in dependencies and start syncing device clock |
miniupnpd luci-app-upnp |
Enable UPnP so ports in firewall can automatically be opened |
