Gargoyle Forum

Hello, I would like to know if it was possible to integrate the gargoyle qos script into openwrt because the gargoyle qos is the one that works best for my needs, but openwrt has other advantages that I need.
gargoyle qos script link:
https://github.com/ericpaulbishop/gargo ... goyle.init

THANKS..

Yes, but mostly no. More possible in 1.14 than in previous versions (due to the switch from IMQ to IFB).
That being said:
- you would have no GUI (without rewriting it)
- the script would need modification to suit a lack of Gargoyle specific firewall chains/tables
- for latest openwrt it would need HUGE rewrite to suit nftables instead of iptables

So for someone with no skills in this area, it’s a no.
For someone with decent knowledge, it’s a large task.

thank you @Lantis and if I use version 21 of openwrt because nftables for me and a mystery, the GUI is not a problem. It still remains complicated to achieve??

If you can read and understand the code on your own, you probably could modify it to work on OpenWrt.
If you can't do that first step then yes it's complicated.

I'm happy to answer questions, but i don't have time to spoon feed the whole thing to someone

Thank you @Lantis for your time I would like to take this opportunity to ask for news on version 1.15

The 1.15 betas that were released by myself were officially retagged as 1.14.0 and released.
I have made some minor commits since that but nothing ground breaking.

hi @lantis maybe @nathan974 can use this option for gargoyle is work very well on my router

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Last question is it possible to manually set the link limit??
With ACC??

Congestion Control Status
State: IDLE
Link limit: 667493 (kbps)

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Your link limit is determined by your maximum download bandwidth you enter, so yes?

I have a download of 945 mb/s
Download set to 850000 kb/s or more or less 10% and the ACC goes down to 630000 kb/s except that with a bitrate of 730000 kb/s I obtain a very good bufferbloat. I would like to set the link limit to 730000 kb/s.