Recent content by redhat27

@who me? Please change the storage locations to a valid locations on your usb stick on lines 5,6,7 in the script

You do need a "apply" after enabling jffs. Not sure if a reboot is needed for tomato. @HRearden did confirm it worked for him on #320 I would try doing the install from the command line (ssh/telnet session) as detailed on post #1, after creating a /jffs/scripts directory

@who me? One of the things I would check carefully is the download path for the white or black lists. If /jffs does not exist on your router, it will fail. Can you give me a top-level default directory for your router with tomato?

Thank you! Do feel free to submit a PR to contribute your changes, or fork my repo :), even though there isn't much there. That's what open source is all about. The link to my Github repo is in post #1. I too have an older AC66U: It hasn't given me any problems to incentivize me to upgrade it...

My new job (and my family) is keeping me quite occupied :oops: Besides, there hasn't been much interest lately, so I didn't log in much.

@jorn Like @john9527 said, your /jffs mount is pretty full. Maybe free up some space?

Not gone gone... Just gone dormant ;)

Is your cable modem DOCSIS 2.0 or 3.0? Comcast does not support 2.0 anymore. Try to get comcast run a diagnostic check on your cable modem... Also, why this: Nov 16 09:36:32 dnsmasq[840]: using nameserver 75.75.76.76#53 for domain hsd1.fl.comcast.net Nov 16 09:36:32 dnsmasq[840]: using...

Do not know if this would be a valid option for you, but you can easily block a device's access to the internet from the web UI. If you need a more fine grained approach, @Martineau has an excellent script for that.

I would recommend that you start with a factory reset of the router and check first, like @kryptto suggested. Let us know if the problem persists after a reset.

It may not work for 1 day, but I've verified that it does work for a value more than one. In your example, if I set BLOCKLISTS_SAVE_DAYS=7 and my .lst files are already a week old, it does re-download. I have tested this.

The $Action options are "Add" and "Reload" However is the quoted lines in the code? If you are sure you want to run this every day (I feel that it is too frequent), then you can prefix your run command with: rm /jffs/ipset_lists/??.lst; rm /jffs/ipset_lists/tor.lst; <script> It will download...

@mrfrank9 Yes, adding to what @thelonelycoder said, if you are worried about inbound connections from the domain, you should use this script (firewall). If you are trying to block outbound connections to a particular domain for your whole LAN, you may use DNS poisoning. These are very different...

"TorNodes" ipset will be reloaded if tor.lst is downloaded. There should be a syslog entry once TorNodes is reloaded

Did the tomato version work without issues? Microsoft Telemetry is already blocked. The first url in the ya-malware-block.urls file uses a static list of telemetry and some scanner IPs