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Hi again.

I have solved my issue with the 2.4 upgrade, where forked-daapd halted the process.
This was solved by adding the group nobody (nobody65534) followed by the "apt-get dist-upgrade".

//eZap

Hi,

Tried to do the upgrade via the webinterface...This halted and I recieved the following errror when I did it again: Failures found in package (dpkg) database, unable to continue with upgrade

Have tried the App-get update and apt-get dist-upgrade, but this also halts when setting up forked ...

I were facing the same problem, but "solved it" by setting the wireless mode to: Legacy mode (802.11g)

Br,
eZap

Managed to fix the problem by adding the line:
-A INPUT -i eth0 -m state --state RELATED,ESTABLISHED -j ACCEPT

My wireless connected devices can now access the Internet again :D


# Generated by iptables-save v1.4.8 on Wed Oct 19 18:50:13 2011
*nat
:PREROUTING ACCEPT [2113:111064]
:INPUT ACCEPT ...

Thanks Gordon,

I'm aware of the potential port 22 issue, but I need thiss access until I have got the rest up and running.

Your suggested changes helped fixing the FORWARD part, so this is now set to DROP, however my Internet access from Wireless does still not work unless INPUT is set to ACCEPT ...

I had some issues connecting via SSH within the wireless network and ended up FLUSHING the INPUT tables... big mistake...

Managed to get the B3 up and running again by using the recovery USB stick and a standard setup found on this forum, however I can only access the internet from PC's on the Wlan ...