raven wrote:
1. Yes, but sometimes client gets the ip sometimes don't, and everytime I disable and re-enable lan dhcp server the problem solved
2. No, i didn't, i configure the router only through gui
The reason why i post it here because this is 1.11 thread discussing about bugs or else
So if I understand it, the Internet works for clients and it is just a cosmetic defect of displaying your name and IP address.
Then I recommend, make a static reservation for each client. It has a lot of advantages as well as after the reboot the IPs are assigned to the same clients, the network statistics will always be assigned to the same clients, etc.
Yes internet works but most of the times didn't, if i use static ip to the client, the problem solved everything works but what i want to know is why this doesn't happen in 1.10 so i guess there is "something" not right in 1.11 needs to be fixed. I'll post my dhcp network as your request later
config dnsmasq
option domainneeded '1'
option boguspriv '1'
option filterwin2k '0'
option localise_queries '1'
option rebind_protection '1'
option rebind_localhost '1'
option local '/lan/'
option domain 'lan'
option expandhosts '1'
option nonegcache '0'
option authoritative '1'
option readethers '1'
option leasefile '/tmp/dhcp.leases'
option resolvfile '/tmp/resolv.conf.auto'
option nonwildcard '1'
option localservice '1'
list server '/.bit/178.32.31.41'
list server '/.bit/106.187.47.17'
list server '/.bit/176.58.118.172'
list server '/.glue/66.244.95.20'
list server '/.glue/95.211.32.162'
list server '/.glue/95.142.171.235'
list server '/.parody/66.244.95.20'
list server '/.parody/95.211.32.162'
list server '/.parody/95.142.171.235'
list server '/.dyn/66.244.95.20'
list server '/.dyn/95.211.32.162'
list server '/.dyn/95.142.171.235'
list server '/.bbs/66.244.95.20'
list server '/.bbs/95.211.32.162'
list server '/.bbs/95.142.171.235'
list server '/.free/66.244.95.20'
list server '/.free/95.211.32.162'
list server '/.free/95.142.171.235'
list server '/.fur/66.244.95.20'
list server '/.fur/95.211.32.162'
list server '/.fur/95.142.171.235'
list server '/.geek/66.244.95.20'
list server '/.geek/95.211.32.162'
list server '/.geek/95.142.171.235'
list server '/.gopher/66.244.95.20'
list server '/.gopher/95.211.32.162'
list server '/.gopher/95.142.171.235'
list server '/.indy/66.244.95.20'
list server '/.indy/95.211.32.162'
list server '/.indy/95.142.171.235'
list server '/.ing/66.244.95.20'
list server '/.ing/95.211.32.162'
list server '/.ing/95.142.171.235'
list server '/.null/66.244.95.20'
list server '/.null/95.211.32.162'
list server '/.null/95.142.171.235'
list server '/.oss/66.244.95.20'
list server '/.oss/95.211.32.162'
list server '/.oss/95.142.171.235'
list server '/.micro/66.244.95.20'
list server '/.micro/95.211.32.162'
list server '/.micro/95.142.171.235'
list rebind_domain '.bit'
list rebind_domain '.glue'
list rebind_domain '.parody'
list rebind_domain '.dyn'
list rebind_domain '.bbs'
list rebind_domain '.free'
list rebind_domain '.fur'
list rebind_domain '.geek'
list rebind_domain '.gopher'
list rebind_domain '.indy'
list rebind_domain '.ing'
list rebind_domain '.null'
list rebind_domain '.oss'
list rebind_domain '.micro'
list addnhosts '/plugin_root/adblock/block.hosts'
config dhcp 'lan'
option interface 'lan'
option start '100'
option limit '150'
option leasetime '12h'
config dhcp 'wan'
option interface 'wan'
option ignore '1'
raven wrote:
Yes internet works but most of the times didn't, if i use static ip to the client, the problem solved everything works but what i want to know is why this doesn't happen in 1.10 so i guess there is "something" not right in 1.11 needs to be fixed. I'll post my dhcp network as your request later
To what I have already written (static reservation), do not use Adblock, version 1.11.0 is RAM-intensive.
Turris Omnia with OpenWrt 21.02 - Tested
Linksys WRT3200ACM with Gargoyle 1.13.x
TL-WR1043ND v2 with Gargoyle 1.10.0
http://gargoyle.romanhk.cz custom builds by gargoyle users
raven wrote:
Yes internet works but most of the times didn't, if i use static ip to the client, the problem solved everything works but what i want to know is why this doesn't happen in 1.10 so i guess there is "something" not right in 1.11 needs to be fixed. I'll post my dhcp network as your request later
To what I have already written (static reservation), do not use Adblock, version 1.11.0 is RAM-intensive.
Thanks Roman, i'll use static ip while waiting for 1.11 stable version
Lantis wrote:
If you plug in a USB stick, go to the System->USB Storage page, click Unmount All, then follow the instructions on the same page (it should refresh after unmount) to setup external plugin root and swap.
To remove plugin sources, you can comment out the lines in /etc/opkg.conf
Any recommendation of size and speed of the flash drive?
Just reporting back that removing the adblock plugin and disabling the plugin sources other than gargoyle's own have made running 1.11 fairly stable. Still feels slower than before, but I haven't noticed any particularly glitchy behavior.
(TL-WR1043ND v1)
Last edited by Daeron on Sat Mar 30, 2019 12:33 pm, edited 1 time in total.
ghorvath wrote:Thanks for this version! I successfully updated 1.11.X RC5 on a Youku YK1.
There is a new issue with the wireless (don't remember having it for RC5, didn't test for that, though). If I copy some big files through wireless from one local machine to another local machine, then after some undeterministic time (usually seconds, could be hours) two things happen: wireless breaks (machines connecting via wireless will keep the wireless connection, but won't see any other local machine, not even the router) and the router is not distributing the internet to any of the local machines, anymore (no matter if they connected via cable or wireless). Those machines that are connected to the router by cable can see each other and the router, so I can use one to login into the router and reboot it, which usually solves the issue until the next wireless bulk transfer. Sometimes multiple reboots are needed.
Did anyone experience a similar issue? Should I give some more specifics about my router/setup to help debugging this issue? If yes, then what?
marcb wrote:Hi everyone
I have a Xiaomi R3G with OpenWRT 18.06.2... can I flash the
Gargoyle directly?
You can try directly from the GUI gargoyle_1.11.0-ramips-mt7621-mir3g-squashfs-sysupgrade.tar and if it doesn't work you will need to execute the command sysupgrade -F (force) via ssh eg:
may i already noticed, not sure: on the bandwidth site if i set the time frame to months it shows the date in mm yyyy format. is it possible to swap this too? in hungarian we use yyyy mm format. aligning this column to the left would be also cool.