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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?

I've just flashed the FW without preserving settings and only made the following changes: - password/timezone on first login; - System | Identification: name & domain, Save; - Connection | Basic: pppoe (login & password), disabled 'connect via', ticked 'drop ping from WAN', added custom DNS...

Sorry if I wasn’t clear, I need to see an “nft list ruleset” while you are experiencing the issue, I’m trying to see if the rules are not asserting correctly in the firewall.

I note that you have no messages about the Gargoyle firewall initialising…
https://github.com/ericpaulbishop/gargo ... ll.hotplug

I’m a bit lost why hotplug isn’t triggering here

Hi All, Just want to mentioned using this released that when I enabled bandwidth monitoring, My internet connection is experiencing packet loss of around 40%-33% after 2-3 days, and it's not showing graph on the router gui. To enable graph again, I manually run this command "/usr/lib/gargoyle/...

Instead you might need to look in the logs for “pppd” (which handles your pppoe connection) to be making noise.

Where can I get this information on router if I'm still on version 1.15.x_20250331? Logread plugin is installed and it shows records for the last 20 hours right now. However, there is nothing containing 'netifd', 'lease' or 'wan' in the system log right now. Should I re-connect to ISP to get this i...

Alright so people who are experiencing a lot of zeroed out bandwidth data, what IP lease time do you receive from your upstream? Sun Feb 15 09:52:41 2026 daemon.notice netifd: wan (6535): udhcpc: lease of **.**.19.188 obtained from **.**.192.27, lease time 7200 I think this is in seconds, so that's ...

Can it be supported? Yes.
Is it currently supported? No. You would need to compile your own version and test it.

Your device must be initially flashed using a serial connector which may or may not require soldering. OpenWrt or Gargoyle doesn’t matter.