In other news, I have created and tested versions of endwall_nft for wifi, I developed this file on Raspbian 11 64 bit on a raspberry pi 4 model B, and then tested the file on Debian 11 on my mom's Dell Latitude laptop. With some minor adjustments to the wifi version, wifi is working. The files are,
endwall_nft_wifi.sh
http://nguipxnkrp3qrzrlduhsatpcpwehnblzmlkc5ifiumxq4z5jlh4lwvid.onion/endware/endwall_nft_wifi.sh
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/endwall2/endware/master/endwall_nft_wifi.sh
endwall_nft_raspi.sh
http://nguipxnkrp3qrzrlduhsatpcpwehnblzmlkc5ifiumxq4z5jlh4lwvid.onion/endware/endwall_nft_raspi.sh
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/endwall2/endware/master/endwall_nft_raspi.sh
Use the raspi version if you're using a raspberry pi on Raspbian 11 32bit or 64 bit. Use and modify the wifi version if you're on Debian 11 on a laptop with wifi, or any other distribution that now uses nft.
I worked on some of the function translations and will backport them into endwall_nft.sh on the weekend.
These files are more important than winstream.bat or endstream.sh, and I'd rather nuke the entire endstream repository and stop developing it than loose distribution of these more important security and anonymity products.
Anyways, its a good-news, good-news day today. Good news, I got the endstream repository back, and good news I have just developed a new endwall firewall product that handles wifi. Enjoy.
Next I'll work on figuring out wifi on OpenBSD for PF, I'll start working on that next week, I'll have to do some reading and it might be a couple of weeks until I have anything to show. Afterwards, I'll work on getting the ipset like functionality for nft working on the Linux branches. Hopefully I can get some of this done before school starts again in Fall.