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Thank you! This seems to have fixed it. It didn't occur to me to whitelist it in Skynet since it was working with Skynet on and Diversion off.

Diversion and Skynet were already up-to-date but I tried these steps anyway. Unfortunately, it didn't make any difference.

When Diversion is enabled, Github pages load unreliably with "This site can't be reached" on my devices. This happens both on my PC and my Android phone when in my home network. It isn't permanent and sometimes™ the pages load and sometimes™ they don't. I haven't seen this with any other pages -...

Will do. I tried older firmware versions and even a factory reset but couldn't get the dnsmasq settings to work at all. I guess I must be doing something wrong. Sorry about bugging you guys here and thanks to RMerlin for the great firmware!

I know the way ChromeCast's DNS settings work and I've had iptables rules to deal with it (where chromecast_ip is the static IP I've set for the ChromeCast): echo "#!/bin/sh" >> /jffs/scripts/nat-start echo "iptables -t nat -I PREROUTING 1 -s [chromecast_ip] -p udp --dport 53 -j DNAT --to...

Sorry about the inconvenience. I posted this here because the setup worked flawlessly on my laptop, desktop, Chromecast, phone and tablet before the update and it stopped working on every device after updating the firmware to 378.53. EDIT: Setting Overplay's DNS settings to router's "DNS...

Could you check these if you can see what's wrong. Here's the system log after the dnsmasq restart: May 16 13:27:47 rc_service: service 4189:notify_rc restart_dnsmasq May 16 13:27:48 dnsmasq[462]: exiting on receipt of SIGTERM May 16 13:27:48 custom config: Appending content of...

I rebooted the router once more to be sure (I have rebooted earlier as well). Here's the content of that file: user=nobody bind-dynamic interface=br0 interface=ppp1* no-dhcp-interface=ppp1* resolv-file=/tmp/resolv.conf servers-file=/tmp/resolv.dnsmasq no-poll no-negcache cache-size=1500...

I think you totally missed my point. The DNS-servers work perfectly. The problem is that I should be able to redirect connections to Netflix and BBC through Overplay.net's DNS server to avoid region restrictions. The setup has worked perfectly before the latest update so that connections to...

They seem to be my ISP's DNS-addresses and they are probably limited to their network. I think those are correct addresses for general DNS queries but my problem is that Netflix and such should be directed to Overplay's DNS but for some reason it doesn't work anymore. It works fine if I set...

There are two lines: nameserver 62.241.198.246 nameserver 62.241.198.245

Could someone wiser than me comment if this is of any use? I can't figure out from this why the DNS redirects don't work...

Thanks! Here's the log after the correct command: May 16 13:27:47 rc_service: service 4189:notify_rc restart_dnsmasq May 16 13:27:48 dnsmasq[462]: exiting on receipt of SIGTERM May 16 13:27:48 custom config: Appending content of /jffs/configs/dnsmasq.conf.add. May 16 13:27:48 dnsmasq[4194]...

All I see after "service dnsmasq_restart" is this line: May 16 01:04:25 rc_service: service 1625:notify_rc dnsmasq_restart This is from the web UI. Is there a more thorough log somewhere else? Could the permissions of dnsmasq.conf.add be somehow wrong?

First, thank you for the awesome firmware. I couldn't live without it anymore. Unfortunately, after upgrading my RT-AC56U to the latest version (378.53), it seems that my DNSMasq settings for Overplay have stopped working. I tried formating JFFS using the "Format JFFS partition at next boot"...