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Ok Google tells me the time format is seconds since January 1, 1970, 00:00:00 UTC

This comes in handy for decoding it.
https://www.epochconverter.com/

I think I found a hack to do this. Edit tmp/dhcp.leases. It contains line for each of the hosts lease There is some sort of time number first, MAC address, IP Address, Host name Haven't worked out what format the time is in, but did work out by trial and error that a change of 100 in the number chan...

Thanks again, it now reads
Add Static IP Address (No spaces in hostnames):

That should hopefully be enough to remind me not to use spaces in hostnames.

Thanks for the information. Will give that go, when I have some more spare time. Out of curiosity I was looking around in the files, just to see if I could do my idea of adding a note to the webpage. It all seems very well obfuscated, and difficult to work out where things are coming from. Example i...

Lantis wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 18, 2025 8:01 pm

If you don’t want to upgrade you can manually apply the above patch if you wish.

How does one apply a patch manually?

EdIt: Will underscore still work?

If you haven't done so already. Can I suggest maybe a note on the static IP screen saying "Use only A-Z, 0-9 or a dash "-" for host name." EDIT:Underscore "_" works as well, most of my host names, have underscore instead of spaces, I should have picked up on that. Haven...

I think that will be it, I had a space in the host name, and you just triggered my memory of running into this in the past with spaces in the host name.

I have done a bit of research, and learnt that it may be related to resolve.conf. I have searched for resolve.conf on the router and found two versions one in /etc/ppp and one in /etc The one in etc has 127.0.0.1 in it and the the one in etc/ppp has the isp dns servers. As I don't want to kill my in...

I added a static ip address to the DHCP section, saved the config. Then my internet stopped working. I went to the diagnostics section in Gargoyle, and tried ping that worked, then In tried Name serve lookup that failed with following result nslookup: write to '127.0.0.1': Connection refused nslooku...

You are right. I have had to make a Windows Firewall rule to allow icmpv6. Now ping from the internet works.
I thought since I could ping from other computer in the network that would not be a problem.
Thanks for your help and apologies for wasting your time.