Recent content by zjarkov

Thank you guys. That is indeed a bit unexpected. I am wondering whether there are any rumours about restoring the support at some point in the near future? Otherwise I am seriously thinking about returning the device :-(

Has NSF support been removed in recent Asus Merlin firmwares? I bought RT-BE86U as an upgrade, installed latest 3006.102.5 Asus Merlin firmware and found out I cannot have my usb flash drive as an NFS because the configuration for that part in web UI is missing :-(

Hello, have you found the cause? I've started to see the same in my log a few days back without any obvious change to the network / device setup. I just noticed, while this happens, my guest networks goes down.

This actually could be nice all-in-one script :) Questions: Are /etc/wg/* files anyhow documented and stable (naming, existence, its purpose, whatever...)? I am a "normal" user who usually fiddle only with official APIs to avoid future problems (unannounced change of background stuff). I might...

Didn't try it yet but in general that could work with some adjustments. At first you can do the test more elegant way if grep -q "$NAT_RULE" $file; then and as second you should remove particular rules from /etc/wg/fw_wgc1_nat.sh in wgclient-stop, otherwise, when you stop/disable the client, the...

Argh, copy pasted from console and missed that overflowed one :) fixed...

Sure, anyway, I'll be thankful if you find any problem or possible vulnerability... Here you go: nat-start #!/bin/sh # cycle all running WireGuard clients for wgc in `ls /tmp/wgclient-enabled_* 2>/dev/null`; do # reload/re-run the `wgclient-start X` /jffs/scripts/wgclient-start...

At the end I have used nat-start, as suggested by @ZebMcKayhan, to check for running wg clients and rerun wgclient-start which has been made safe to reload/rerun - avoiding adding duplicate nat rules.

Thank you for the options. I have a few questions to 3) Does it persist between FW upgrades? Under what condition it is (re)generated? I presume I could loose customization from time to time.

Hi, your guess is correct at the end, just traces in syslog are not as originally expected, thx for a tip. I let log file to be polluted from nat-start and wgclient-start and (at least) in my case the nat-start is called 3 times during boot when the last call is done approx 13s after WG start...

Thrilled for a while, but this doesn't seems to be the case :-( @router:/tmp/home/root# grep -ni restart_firewall /tmp/syslog.log* /tmp/syslog.log:428:May 5 07:05:10 rc_service: service 1511:notify_rc restart_firewall /tmp/syslog.log:541:May 5 07:05:13 rc_service: waitting "restart_firewall"...

I have a wgclient-start (and its wgclient-stop counterpart) with some iptables rules to modify a nat. It works as expected when enabling/disabling wg client. However, after router (RT-AX86U with 388.2_2) reboot, all iptables rules set by the script are missing though the script has been...