Init.d script

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Init.d scripts are not executed at boot properly.

Init d script here:

!/system/bin/sh

if [ -e /data/data/dev.ukanth.ufirewall/app_bin/iptables_armv5 ]; then
path="dev.ukanth.ufirewall"
elif [ -e /data/data/dev.ukanth.ufirewall.donate/app_bin/iptables_armv5 ]; then
path="dev.ukanth.ufirewall.donate"
else
log -p i -t afwall "AFWall doesn't seem to be installed."
exit
fi;

/data/data/$path/app_bin/iptables_armv5 -P INPUT DROP
/data/data/$path/app_bin/iptables_armv5 -P OUTPUT DROP
/data/data/$path/app_bin/iptables_armv5 -P FORWARD DROP

Executed in fx file manager, output gives

Process output: /etc/init.d/afwallstart
Exit status: 1
[No Output]
Error Output:

/etc/init.d/afwallstart: line 2:
: command not found
/etc/init.d/afwallstart: line 5: syntax error near unexpected token elif' /etc/init.d/afwallstart: line 5:elif [ -e /data/data/dev.ukanth.ufirewall.donate/app_bin/iptables_armv5 ]; then
'
-about carriage returns being inserted when the original afwallstart (res/raw/afwallstart) contains none-
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[ukanth]

Can you please try this in your linux box and push it back to /etc/init.d using adb ?

cat afwallstart | sed '/\015/d' > afwallstart_fix

[Blocked]

Thanks for the reply. I don't have access to my PC for quite some time now. Anyway, since android has cat binary -did the same thing in terminal emulator - I got same file as afwallstartfix with same output

Process output: /etc/init.d/afwallstart_fix
Exit status: 1
[No Output]
Error Output:

/etc/init.d/afwallstart_fix: line 2:
: command not found
/etc/init.d/afwallstart_fix: line 5: syntax error near unexpected token elif' /etc/init.d/afwallstart_fix: line 5:elif [ -e /data/data/dev.ukanth.ufirewall.donate/app_bin/iptables_armv5 ]; then
'
Please also look into xda.I'm posting for banned.

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Not interested anymore.I'm really sorry for your time. Developer or anyone interested can open this issue, if they're interested. I personally don't see the point, since xda member banned already has issues with normal iptables script-being overwritten after boot . So, even if this was a problem, fixing it won't be of any use. Thankyou for understanding.
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