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This oneliner shows you all Registry parameter (int, uint and string) of the firewall gateway with their values.
This can be useful in the debug case to see an overview of all Registry parameters.
cpprod_util 2>&1 |grep -v Usage |grep -v "ome " | grep -v init | egrep -v '^\s*$|^#'|sort -u| awk '{printf $1 " = "} {system("cpprod_util " $1 " 2>&1")}' | grep -v 'cpprod_util: function'
Here is a demo video:
This oneliner shows you all Registry parameter (int, uint and string) of the firewall gateway with their values.
This can be useful in the debug case to see an overview of all Registry parameters.
cpprod_util 2>&1 |grep -v Usage |grep -v "ome " | grep -v init | egrep -v '^\s*$|^#'|sort -u| awk '{printf $1 " = "} {system("cpprod_util " $1 " 2>&1")}' | grep -v 'cpprod_util: function'
Here is a demo video:
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@HeikoAnkenbrand Why don't you post directly to ToolBox and force me to do that for you? 🙂
@HeikoAnkenbrand Why don't you post directly to ToolBox and force me to do that for you? 🙂
;Hi @_Val_,
Sorry, it does not work under Andriod/DeX (Edge, Firefox, Chrome) on my TAB S4. When I use "Toolbox" it always goes to "General Topics".
I think this is a Android/DeX or forum bug.
Hi, the "grep -v init" is hiding some parameters like "FwIsFwdStaticAffinity" and "FwSetFwdStaticAffinity".
You should use "grep -vw init" instead.
You could also use awk to get rid of the headers and the empty lines like this:
cpprod_util 2>&1 | awk 'NR>4&&NF==3{printf $1 " = "} NR>4&&NF==3{system("cpprod_util " $1 " 2>&1")}' | grep -v 'cpprod_util: function'|sort -u
Hi, the "grep -v init" is hiding some parameters like "FwIsFwdStaticAffinity" and "FwSetFwdStaticAffinity".
You should use "grep -vw init" instead.
You could also use awk to get rid of the headers and the empty lines like this:
cpprod_util 2>&1 | awk 'NR>4&&NF==3{printf $1 " = "} NR>4&&NF==3{system("cpprod_util " $1 " 2>&1")}' | grep -v 'cpprod_util: function'|sort -u
;Here is a demo video:
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