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It seems a quite difficult situation to manage. In mere theory, the best solution would to queue before tunneling and subtract the tunnel packets from the normal queue. Anyway, this would lead to a problem: how could you understand which is the right part of the VPN stream to queue and where? I don'...

I had to revert back to 1.5.5 on my WNDR3800: on 1.5.7, wifi is quite unstable (stops working every few hours, and I didn't have enough time to investigate further as it's a production environment). More, the connection list is crowded of all the connections (almost the full nat table). Sorry, this ...

Hello, I've been using 1.55 for a while (I've tried upgrading to 1.56 but I had some issues because of my old config, so I just stuck with the old version as I didn't have particular problems). I've a OpenVPN (client) connection from my wndr3800 with Gargoyle to my server. I'd love to pass my voip t...

Ok, I think I got it. This afternoon, I changed some wifi options (disabled the 5GHz network, keeping on just the b+g+n). As soon as I applied the mods, the network options were reloaded and qosmon was terminated. It never got back up, anyway. So I think it's been happening any time I change some ne...

pbix wrote:You can remove them all and then see what happens. Then add them back one a a time until you find the offender.

Sure. Doing it now. Thank you.
I will keep you informed.

I can try it, but the problem seems to occur at different times (as the log I've sent), in which the wifi up/down weren't executed at all.
Do you think that there might be a problem with the cronjob?
Thank you very much for your help.

Here's my crontab:

And here's the logread: Nov 21 21:12:51 dragasNG daemon.info hostapd: wlan1: STA 00:26:08:e1:aa:6a IEEE 802.11: disassociated Nov 21 21:12:52 dragasNG daemon.info hostapd: wlan1: STA 00:26:08:e1:aa:6a IEEE 802.11: deauthenticated due to inactivity Nov 21 21:16:19 dragasNG daemon.info hostapd: wlan1:...

It just happened again. Here's the /tmp/qosmon.status: root@dragasNG:/tmp# cat qosmon.status State: DISABLED Link limit: 1800 (kbps) Fair Link limit: 1301 (kbps) Link load: 555 (kbps) Ping: off Filtered ping: 22 (ms) Ping time limit: 85 (ms) Classes Active: 1 Errors: (mismatch,errors,last err,selerr...

I have never heard such a report before. The file /etc/config/gargoyle is only written by a web page save so it is hard to understand how it could become corrupted on its own. Thinking again about it, I think it happened AFTER accessing the router QoS page from my Android phone. Maybe, for some str...