Recent content by YumeHatsuyuki

I haven't tried modifying two config files, but you could try specifying the configuration file variable one more time in your script to make sure it's targeting the correct file. For example, you might want to: 1. Double-check the config file path is correct 2. Add explicit file paths instead...

#!/bin/sh CONFIG=$1 source /usr/sbin/helper.sh logger -t "stubby.postconf" "Stubby service restart" pc_replace "edns_client_subnet_private: 1" "edns_client_subnet_private: 0" $CONFIG logger -t "stubby.postconf" "edns_client_subnet_private = 0" pc_replace "round_robin_upstreams: 1"...

I’ve identified the issue with the AiProtection settings not taking effect. According to my tests, the problem consistently occurs when Web History is enabled—it automatically enables and overrides all security options of AiProtection by default. However, after turning off Web History, the...

Yes, I've seen this solution mentioned in other forum posts. However, if I disable it completely, other related features (such as QoS and traffic statistics) also become unavailable. I need all functionalities except for the web filtering feature, yet currently the only way to bypass the...

Firmware: 3006_102.5 RT-BE88U I’ve encountered some confusing behavior with the Malicious Sites Blocking feature. For example, even after disabling the Enabled AiProtection option, the Malicious Sites Blocking still operates. It completely blocks all websites on its blacklist. Here are my test...

I performed a hard reset again. This time, effective global IPv6 was successfully assigned to subordinate devices. Unlike the last time, I turned off the IPv6 option in the network allocation in Network>GUEST NETWORK PRO>Advanced Settings.

I have decided to reset the router and mediator separately again to see if this issue can be resolved.

Wait, it doesn't seem to be entirely true, but my router still obtained a valid IPv6? It's really strange, I can test a valid IPv6 address in the router SSH.

Oh my god, you're right, I've been ignoring my mediator! My IPv6 has been 'disappeared' by the ISP. Sorry to disturb everyone.

Yes, I have already undergone a hard reset, and what I see now is the result after the new configuration. Or should I do it again?

I have already performed a hard reset after the update and manually reconfigured the new settings. It is unclear what caused this, or should I perform another hard reset?

System Log Errors (Permission Denied) The system logs show repeated "Permission denied" errors from dnsmasq, preventing it from binding to IPv6 link-local addresses. Example logs (anonymized): Aug 4 23:20:09 dnsmasq[XXXX]: failed to create listening socket for fe80::XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:XXXX%brXX...

RT-BE88U

I upgraded from 3006.102.4 to 3006.102.5 and performed a hard reset, but I've encountered an issue. Neither my primary network nor my custom network (with IPv6 enabled) is successfully assigning publicly routable IPv6 addresses to any wireless devices. This problem wasn't present in version...

The Parental Controls feature has proven highly effective. It has successfully restricted the device's network access through an alternative approach. Thank you to everyone for your assistance.