Jesse Shumaker wrote:
> I know howto do this much. I need to know howto make manual changes and 
> have endian accept them and not overwrite them upon reboot or if I click 
> save within the web utility.
> 
> 

Endian keeps "template" copies of the configs which it uses to rebuild 
the running config files when you make changes with the GUI and on 
reboot/restart. If you go in and hand edit something in /etc you need to 
really find the .tpl version in /var/efw/<Service> and edit that as well.

Here is any example for squid.

[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/var/efw/proxy # ls
advanced  enable_green  squid.conf      transparent_green
default   settings      squid.conf.tpl  viewersettings


If you want to change squid.conf you need to also squid.conf.tpl also it 
helps to read teh python and shell scripts in /usr/local/bin related to 
the service you are editing, this will give you clues as to what all the 
other files are for.

Good Luck.

-Mike

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