Gargoyle Forum

Typically we would recommend a normal router with a 3G/4G USB modem attached.
The only option I’m aware of for an all-in-one solution is made by GL.iNet, but does not have Gargoyle support.

The Huawei e3372 is a relatively cheap example of the USB solution.

During failsafe you should get no other LEDs except a fast blinking system light and possibly a LAN link indicator. If you're getting anything other than that, the system is in a different state most likely. The serial port is described here: https://openwrt.org/toh/linksys/wrt54g#serial_port Note t...

If you successfully got it to failsafe mode, you must use Telnet, not ssh.
That would be the next thing to try, otherwise you may need to use a serial interface to debrick it.

The system needs to be at least mostly booted to handle the button interrupt, it would be hard to say how long that requires. But it would be before the reboot loop occurred in general. It's hard to know what state the router is now in, but my suggestion would be to "firstboot -y" it again...

Yes well that log is definitely from failsafe, but the first one (unless you cut out the failsafe text under the banner) is not. I don't know if it is really documented anywhere, but in the firmware it does map one of the buttons to reset. holding it for 3 seconds or more triggers a firstboot and th...

That doesn’t look like failsafe. It looks like a fully booted device. And you’re saying that it looks like all your settings are now gone?

It’s possible you triggered a firstboit by holding the button down too long.

Possible solution found, i'm just testing it on my end now but it seems to have helped. You can try it out by applying the changes from here: https://github.com/lantis1008/gargoyle/commit/8b8b5e3e5c98f6ed95202a0ae1fb2b016575f160 NOTE: This config change will be incompatible with your existing config...

I've tried investigating this today, and while the behaviour seems a little racey, it worked 95% of the time. I haven't found any clues to make it more bullet proof yet. When openvpn is restarted it first tries to delete any routes it knows about, and then tries to re-add them. If you see a delete m...

No tricks here unfortunately. 30 individual quotas is the way to go.

I’ll look into your other request.

i Don’t think you understood my reply. JavaScript runs in the user’s browser. Shell runs on the router. If we want to use JavaScript to run a shell command, we need to send it to the router to be executed. You can’t just write it in the JavaScript. Understand these lines and it will all become clear...