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  1. TheStork

    Scribe Log entry fragments in Scribe

    I‘ve noticed that my log (using Scribe) under ‘system messages’ category is full of strange entries that look like incomplete log lines. I think they might be part of entries that should fall under Skynet’s log entries for inbound blocks, but it seems they are missed from that and partly...
  2. TheStork

    4G dongle that passes external IP to router?

    Does anyone know which Asus compatible 4G/LTE dongles pass the external IP address to the router? I'm trying to set up a AC87U (with Merlin 380.65_2 firmware) where I'm trying to use ddns and OpenVPN server with a 4G USB dongle as the primary (and only) WAN connection. I bought a ZTE MF823 4G...
  3. TheStork

    Cannot connect OpenVPN on Asuswrt-Merlin

    Hi, I am attempting to set up an OpenVPN server on my RT-AC87U (running wrt-merlin 378.50) and have got the keys and certificates up and running, but when trying to connect, the OpenVPN client app on iOS gives the following errors: 2015-02-22 21:00:34 VERIFY FAIL -- bad ns-cert-type in leaf...
  4. TheStork

    Iptables vserver chain?

    Many of the examples around NAT scripts on this forum and in the documentation on GitHub use the chain 'VSERVER' for iptables, e.g. : My understanding of iptables is still relatively basic, but I have a rough idea what e.g. the POSTROUTING, PREROUTING and OUTPUT chains are for. However...
  5. TheStork

    Port forwarding query

    Hi, I am trying to set up some iptables nat rules allowing port forwarding to only some source IP ranges (on my RT-AC87U, on Merlin-wrt 376.48_1 firmware), but am having some trouble. The forwarded ports work for devices that are outside the LAN (within the IP range I've defined port...
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