Accidentally Blocked All IPs from GUI Access

[punishmints]

I'm brand new to NxFilter and accidentally blocked all IPs from accessing the GUI since I gave the standard 192.168.1 IP to allow only local IPs to connect to the GUI. The problem is that I already have things configured on our network which has addresses only starting with 192.168.0, and everything is running headless on a raspberry pi with no desktop environment.

I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling, but the configuration seems to be the same as I still cannot access the admin panel even after refreshing browser cache. I'm at my wit's end and can't find any information on where I can reset all settings to default via command line only, or how to otherwise find that specific setting somewhere and change it via command line alone.

I tried the reset-acl.sh script while NxFilter is running but it made no effect.

Please let me know if I'm missing some crucial, obvious information that would make all of this make sense but I just can't figure it out.

[support200]

There are auto-backup files for your config db in /nxfilter/backup. There is config.h2.db file in the zip file. You can replace /nxfilter/db/config.h2.db file with one of it.

If it doesn't work, stop it and send me /nxfilter/db/config.h2.db file at support @ nxfilter.org

[support200]

I received your config db but it's empty. Did you remove /nxfilter/db* when you reinstall it? Do you now have any backup files?

One more way. You can copy whole /nxfilter directory into your own pc and try to access it using 'http://127.0.0.1/admin' address.