Recent content by dobri

Several times already, after a firmware update, I am no longer able to login the the web (https) interface. In all cases the issue is that the http_passwd has changed. The new value is always longer (contains more characters) than normal. The workarond is simple - I login through ssh (with...

Thank you for confirming this. So my plan should have worked, but it didn't.

What exactly "Enable JFFS custom scripts and configs" does? More specifically, what does setting it to "No" do? I had a working router, with Entware, a few custom scripts, a few custom configs, all perfectly working. One day I notices something strange and decided to troubleshoot it by removing...

Done. Didn't know about the code blocks...

For anyone interested in this topic, I put together a little script to automate the patching of Diversions files. Use at your own risk. #!/bin/sh # # A dirty hack of Diversion scrips forcing block of AAAA DNS entries even when IPv6 is disabled # slows it down and increases memory usage, but...

@dave14305 Thank you for the solution. It is a bit more involved, but not by much: sed -e 's/ipv6_service/HACK/' ...... and I had to do it on not 1 but 3 files: functions.div post-conf.div update-bl.div Followed by "diversion restart" and we are all good. Well, for now. I may have to...

Well, disabling IPv6 doesn't help in any way, i tried that before posting, both on Windows and Linux. Plus it is well documented in many places. My router and ISP don't have IPv6, so clearly the AAAA record is retrieved over IPv4. I can clearly see Diversion block the A query, but the AAAA...

The default one. Just checked - it says "Standard". Does it matter?

Diversion works for me and I recommend it to other people. Lately I saw a few ads sneaking in and tried to debug what happens. I don't have IPv6 enabled on the router or the ISP, but I suspect this is related to AAAA queries over IPv4. Disclaimer: I know I don't know enough about the...

same here, RT-AC66U is not ready for prime time I am in the same boat - tried replacing the WRT54GL running TomatoUSB with RT-AC66U. After a week of experiments ended up returning it to the store. Works reasonably well on 5GHz (stable 11MB/s, both the same room or through 2 concrete walls)...