Turn Firewall Off Entirely

[francehopper]

I'm sure the system and network admins out there are screaming, but I'm serious. I want the firewall on my Almond+ off. I already have one, and the Almond+ is doing an excellent job of not forwarding ports correctly, let alone at all. I see no option to turn it off in both the regular web UI and the OpenWRT UI. So, how do I get rid of it?

EDIT:
Scratch that. Found the service in Startup (in the OpenWRT UI) and disabled it. All good now.

[francehopper]

So... R66 managed to break this. My Almond+ is acting like there is now a firewall for both LuCI and OpenWRT. I've nuked the firewall in OpenWRT again (disabled it in Startup) as I noticed R66 changed that to Enabled again. So, once again, I now have a firewall I neither want nor need screwing up access to a server outside of my LAN. Short of uninstalling Firewall in OpenWRT, anyone have any ideas? I'd rather not have to go back to my AirPort Express.

[jjoepaulines]

This option will be available in next release.

you can do thorough commend line .. Use this

/etc/init.d/firewall disable

[francehopper]

This option will be available in next release.

you can do thorough commend line .. Use this

I tried that and it did work temporarily, but didn't seem to stick through a reboot. Judging from the IP I'm seeing for me on the forums here, looks like I've got a NAT issue too.