Recent content by Seij

Anyone notice memory creep with the recent changes? My free memory on my AC-5300 has never been below ~100MB and after a few days of uptime it was down to ~50MB free for the first time. *top* command confirmed that unbound was the culprit. Not requesting a change--just curious to see if anyone...

On a side note, has anyone tested/quantified the actual negative performance impact of "log-queries:yes" and "log-replies:yes"? I use the "scribe" integration from the unbound_manager script which uncomments both lines, however the NLnet unbound manual has an ominous warning for both: "Note...

Running into some installer issues. While installing adblock (fresh and also upgrade) I keep running into one of these two errors: 1) /opt/share/unbound/configs/cache.tmp error: SSL handshake failed 716656640:error:1416F086:SSL routines:tls_process_server_certificate:certificate verify...

Just upgraded 2.0 to 2.01 and selected option "i". Received this error: dos2unix: can't move '/jffs/addons/unbound/stuningKS0qWc' to '/jffs/addons/unbound/stuning': Is a directory UPDATE: Disregard. I had changed permissions for the unbound folders while troubleshooting... Deleted everything...

1.20 Pretty sure line 429 is the culprit, as my services-start file contained the "\" escape character 428: echo -e $cBCYA"Creating Bi-weekly InterNIC Root DNS Servers cron job"$cRESET 429: $(Smart_LineInsert "/jffs/scripts/services-start" "$(echo -e "cru a root_servers \"0 2...

My log is full of these entries after I uninstalled Diversion (kept entware) in favor of Unbound: Jan 13 10:37:08 RT-AC5300 dnsmasq-script[4118]: connect error: No such file or directory Jan 13 10:37:08 RT-AC5300 dnsmasq-script[4118]: [SEND_AMAS_NODE_EVENT:(4684)] ERROR connecting:No such file...

Just noticed I'm getting an error parsing the cron job added in the most recent release: Log output: Jan 13 09:01:00 RT-AC5300 crond[385]: user user1: parse error at \*\/15 Jan 13 09:01:00 RT-AC5300 crond[385]: user user1: parse error at \* Jan 13 09:01:00 RT-AC5300 crond[385]: user user1...

Haha Martineau buddy I’m sure I speak for EVERYONE here when I say I’m incredibly grateful for all of the hard work and progress on this. I’ve been following every step of the way and both the script and Unbound performance just keep getting better! Your point is well taken. Keep up the good work

Small thing: it's kind of annoying not having the 5 total prompts in a row. Right now you answer 4 (Logging through ad-blocking), then you have to wait for ad block to download and install, and then you have to come back and answer the Firefox DoH prompt. Would be a bit more streamlined if the...

Newest script v1.16 fails if you do a fresh install and attempt to enable ad block. unbound[6071:0] error: Could not open logfile /unbound.log: Permission denied fatal error: could not open autotrust file for writing, /root.key.6071-0-15b7d8: Permission denied

Thank you both for the feedback and clarification! Think I'll stick with the default configuration until we reach some level of communal convergence on "ideal" settings Question(s) for SomeWhereOverTheRainBow (SWOTRB for short) and crew: Did you recompile unbound 1.9.3 with libevent on your...

This is probably a naive observation but it appears the unbound package that's installed with this script was compiled WITHOUT libevent. As someone who understands router configuration but hasn't taken the leap of faith to start compiling my own packages, this may explain why I've (we've?) been...

These observations are unnerving. Can we rally together as a community and decide if it’s optimal to configure unbound to use 2 threads and 4 slabs or keep it at the default settings and avoid the “unnecessary” hits? I’m running on an RT-AC5300

Nailed it! Thanks so much for the quick reply and fix!

Upgraded RT-AC5300 from 384.13 to 384.14. Upon running the x3mRouting_client_config.sh script, I did the typical nano /jffs/config/x3mRouting_client_rules only to find that the first entries are completely blank. Here's an image pre-upgrade showing all devices present and accounted for with...