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If you want to attempt to backport you can but I can’t give you any support. I will also recommend against it, will not be simple.

No idea why the src download has disappeared, please open an issue on GitHub and tag @ericpaulbishop.

You can’t integrate 1.15 changes back that far easily, the code does not backport cleanly. Primarily we have switched to nftables instead of iptables.
Why do you want to?

Graphs are working, ive tested very briefly using Fast.com, my laptop is using ipv6 and im seeing traffic and the graphs appear to be working when i run a speedtest. Is there any specfic test i can run? but at the face of it seems to be working. :D Try out an IPv6 only speedtest site and watch the ...

Will do, Thank you and keep up the great work, Yes i have Ipv6 and more than happy to help if i can. https://www.gargoyle-router.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?p=67701#p67701 This should fix IPv4 graphs. I have a strong suspicion IPv6 would not work, and I’d be grateful if you could confirm that. Thanks!

Before I update all the release information etc, a soft release has been made available to tackle the pppoe bandwidth graph issue, pppoe uptime issue and guest isolation issue. Feedback appreciated. https://lantisproject.com/downloads/gargoylebuilds?dtf=eyJjIjpbMCwxXSwibyI6W1swLCJkZXNjIl0sWzEsImFzYy...

I found it partially works, but there still seem to be some bugs with wireguard. Since I use WireGuard to connect two routers (192.168.1.1 and 192.168.8.1), if I connect to the guest Wi-Fi of the 192.168.1.1 router, it isolates me from 192.168.1.0/24 but allows access to 192.168.8.0/24. Conversely,...

Yes this website is periodically going down. I have no control over it, sorry.

If I recall correctly, guest Wi-Fi should not be able to connect to LAN hosts. However, after Flash the firmware in AX4200Q, when connected to guest Wi-Fi, it can connect to LAN hosts. Is this a bug? Guest Network: Enabled (2.4GHz Only) Encryption: WPA3/WPA2 SAE/PSK Fast Roaming: Disabled Broadcast...

I am using pppoe Another user reported this and I’ve confirmed the issue. I’ve fixed it, I’m just doing a bit of regression testing on regular connections to make sure I’ve not screwed anything else up. Keep an eye on this thread I’ll hopefully post a fixed version in the next week https://www.garg...

Are you using PPPoE by any chance?