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Yes I will take care of that over the next few weeks. There are some other changes submitted by Pythonic that I will also review.

Glad that’s working for you!

Merry Christmas, hope you’re enjoying summer shutdown!

I don’t know enough about tailscale to advise further sorry.
The crash of the router is what needs investigating in my opinion, and it may be due to space constraints but unsure.

Are you behind CGNAT such that you require tailscale? Would vanilla WireGuard work?

Guest network cannot access LAN resources through bridge filtering but it is not perfect.
I think two wifi interfaces on the same bridge do seem to sometimes bypass it. That might be just some settings that are wrong or it might be fundamental issues in how it works.

I try not to unless the situation absolutely dictates it. I think EVERYONE understands (whether they want to accept it or not) that money solves most of their problems lol.

But when people come with $10 routers and ask why they can’t get their full internet bandwidth there is usually only 1 answer.

It looks like the tailscale update script is trying to write to your storage which is (near) full and failing. The update script needs fixing. I don’t think that is possible without recompiling. So this is where extroot MIGHT help, but it comes with its own problems and I wouldn’t overly recommend it.

If they are both on the Guest Network they should be able to communicate, unless isolation is turned on.

OpenWrt forum is the right place for these questions.
Just be prepared for some level of naysayers and people who would suggest you just buy a higher spec device.

They are inevitable and can be grouchy

Are you downloading a configuration file from PIA? OR Are you manually entering things? That file cannot be downloaded from PIA as it contains Gargoyle specific configuration items. So what process are you following? The first error is that I believe ciphers are case sensitive. Please change it to u...

The GUI is coded to apply the restriction to all interfaces.
You can only remove it from the config file manually.

A minor code tweak might work as well on the router in the JavaScript.