It shouldn’t really effect things unless you come across a program that has trouble being blocked by command line.
Also, what is
Should apply to all new rules that opensnitch creates automatically and yes they will continue to be created automatically. Whenever you manually create a rule. You are always given the option to choose by executable or by command line.
Go ahead or just link them here. Doesn’t matter to me. However, for the sake of this forum. Go ahead and mark my comment that contained the solution as the solution if it meets your needs.
Ehhh, my english(spelling at least) used to be much better in school, but after finishing school and adding almost 20 years of “internet english” on top of that, this is the result…
During your testing to figure all this out, did you happen to notice if setting the rule for a game would make that game take a long time to open and close?
I’m trying to figure out if it’s just my crappy hardware or what, cause when I don’t have the rule the game takes a couple of seconds to launch, and when I close it it shuts down almost instantly.
But once I add the rule it takes 10++seconds to launch the game and even when I quit it takes 5 seconds or so to shut down…
LE: It runs as well as ever no issues there, just the opening and closing…
No I didn’t notice anything like that, they all launched the same in with the couple games I tested, but that kind of thing depends on the game.
If it runs fine without the rule, then I doubt it is your hardware. Maybe the game maker implemented a long timeout wait for testing for an internet connection. That kind of thing would be different on a per game basis.
Hm, true, I didn’t think about that. Though usually that comes with a visual component to let you know what is going on, but in the case of this smaller game I’m on now I suppose it’s possible the developer didn’t bother adding the visual part.