Hi
If I enable or disable a firewall rule from the shell just like it is described here:
How to enable/disable a traffic rule from the shell?
it works as expected, but afterwards the enabling/disabling the corresponding rule from Luci does not work anymore - I can activate/deactivate the checkbox and can also save and apply the change but it does not have the expected effect, there won't be changes in the iptables configuration. Changing other rules - expect the one that was changed in the shell - works as expected.
This is because the uncommitted uci set change shadows the configuration written by LuCI. Do a uci revert firewall or uci commit firewall to flush pending changes from the cli and to bring the config in sync with what LuCI sees.
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Many thanks, that did the trick.
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