How to Properly remove mucked up Manual Routing entries on Command Line Only

[mustangint1 (Eric Spillman)]

Hi all,

I seemed to have added an invalid routing entry and hosed up my ability to properly use ipfire.

It is off network right now and benched. I am directly connected and am having issues getting rid of the ip route entries i added.

After reboot, they come right back.

Can someone help me get rid of these, as I can’t find docs on how to do it from command line

[anon42188109]

Did you add them from Network > Static routes ? data should be in /var/ipfire/main/routing

[hvacguy (Shaun HVAC)]

Perhaps this will help.

Web client for IPFIRE?

There are times when I need to administer IPFIRE when there are no other PCs in convenient range (there are only secure servers in the room with the IPFIRE system). Rather than leave the server room and use my laptop it would be convenient to start a browser on IPFIRE and connect to 127.0.0.1:444 Is this possible? Is there a browser that can be run from the console? It’s probably not ideal, but it would save a lot of leg work. TIA Dave

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On navigating the Web User Interface from console with elinks

Sometimes it may happen, that a misconfiguration doesn’t allow adminstration through the WUI. There remain two access modes to the system: SSH access ( not necessarily enabled ) Console access ( depending on the system per serial connection and/or monitor/keyboard ). This should be operational in every case. Physical access to the IPFire HW is necessary Both cases let one access the system from the shell. Apart from the basic configuration with setup you can access the WUI with the el…

[mustangint1 (Eric Spillman)]

Hello Shaun and Paul. I decided to try out another firewall solution. Its not a matter of me getting in IPFire at this time. I scrapped my config and started over on the new solution.

Thanks for getting back to me tho. I appreciate that.

Eric