#!/bin/sh

# Router Automatic Deletions  v0.2
# (insert hearty laugh)
#
# fight back against automatic rule insertion, with..
# automatic rule deletion!
###

###
# drop this script into your PATH somewhere, and make it executable
# cp rad /usr/local/bin/rad
# chmod +x /usr/local/bin/rad
#
# then, if you reboot the router, just type "rad" afterwards. TADA!
# 
# 
# (c) corz.org
#
# more details here..
# http://corz.org/comms/hardware/router/


# prefs..

#router="router"
router="192.168.1.1"
user="admin"
password="admin"

# the action..
{
	sleep 1;
	echo $user
	sleep 1;
	echo $password
	sleep 1;
	echo "delete ipf rule entry ruleid 10"
  	sleep 1;
	echo "delete ipf rule entry ruleid 11"
  	sleep 1;
	echo "delete ipf rule entry ruleid 12"
  	sleep 1;
	echo "delete ipf rule entry ruleid 30"
  	sleep 1;
	echo "delete ipf rule entry ruleid 31"
  	sleep 1;
	echo "delete ipf rule entry ruleid 32"
  	sleep 1;
	echo "delete ipf rule entry ruleid 50"
  	sleep 1;
	echo "delete ipf rule entry ruleid 51"
  	sleep 1;
	echo "delete ipf rule entry ruleid 52"
  	sleep 1;
	echo "delete ipf rule entry ruleid 70"
  	sleep 1;
	echo "delete ipf rule entry ruleid 71"
  	sleep 1;
	echo "delete ipf rule entry ruleid 72"
  	sleep 1;
	echo "delete ipf rule entry ruleid 90"
  	sleep 1;
	echo "delete ipf rule entry ruleid 91"
  	sleep 1;
	echo "delete ipf rule entry ruleid 92"
  	sleep 1;
	echo "exit"
} | telnet $router

# fin