Firestarter

Hello,

I installed Firestarter. After I start it sudo iptables -L show the
effect.

But after a reboot the iptables are cleared again despite
firestarter is called according to sysv-rc-conf.

If I call /etc/init.d/firestarter start manually the iptables are restored.

Is there a problem in the order of the init scripts?

Regards,
Marco



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