Gargoyle Forum

Any ETA on the release of 1.13 stable?

Did you try gargoyle-pl? http://dl.eko.one.pl/gargoyle-pl/chaos_calmer/ar71xx/ it has 1.9.2.4 with a number of custom fixes. Gargoyle-pl is available in English and many other languages, Polish being the default selection. It also requires manual installation of miniupnpd via opkg if you want to use...

I just ssh into the router and edit /etc/config/wireless.

We use Gargoyle in a 200+ people environment, so enabling a second DHCP even for a few seconds can lead to trouble.

It's either Wired Static IP or WAN Port Disabled & Bridge WAN Port to LAN. This behaviour is seen on multiple routers like 1043NDV1, 1043NDV2, Archer C7 V2.

Every time I add a MAC address to the Wi-Fi whitelist, DHCP is automatically re-enabled (if it was previously disabled) This is very inconvenient on a network where a given router is not meant to provide DHCP services at all. This behavior started somewhere around 1.9.0...

I was able to recreate the QoS weirdness with 1.9.1 on a 1043ND V1. It appears that QoS settings may become corrupt at some point in time when you save them. I'll be doing more testing shortly. This situation is totally puzzling me. I've got an Archer C7, some 1043ND v2's and some 1043ND V1's here. ...

Is Layer 7 OK on 1.8.1?

I just reproduced the issue without using Layer 7 filters. Just tossed in a couple of custom QoS rules matching on ports / ips, changed their order and after saving the changes, the router is stuck in a reboot loop again.

Gargoyle 1.9.1 is giving me so much grief on Archer C7 V2 and 1043ND V2. Whenever I try to configure QoS, the UP and DOWN arrows for the topmost QoS rule do not work for me, regardless of the browser (Chrome, Firefox) or operating system (Ubuntu, Windows) No rule can replace the topmost default rule...

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Is there any chance there will be a TL-WR941ND V5 firmware v 1.8.X or 1.9.X? All other versions including V6 are supported, no luck with V5. We have a bunch of V5s running obsy's 1.6.2.2 built specifically for V5, but he never released a newer build.

Thank you! We use Linux so ssh is available right from the command line. The bad thing is, /etc/config/dhcp does not contain dhcp bindings. And no other file in /etc/config does. We've got about 120 machines assigned static IPs on the head router, and I don't feel like re-typing all that stuff by ha...