Gargoyle Forum

I have a wireless printer that worked great until I turned on Wireless Client Isolation... (I'm very happy to give friends my wifi, but would prefer to keep my wife's printed law documents a secret.) I'd like to allow all wireless clients to see the printer, but isolate them from each other. Has any...

Yep, that makes sense. Thanks! Do you have an opinion on the best way to fix this?

• a PR to add PUT to ddns-gargoyle
• a PR to add DDNS GET support to mail-in-a-box
• just punt and hack it in bash

Like, would you prefer a PR heading your way or going somewhere else?

Isn't that what the "Force Clients To Use Router DNS Servers" checkbox does? I just notice that this is logged every time it refuses an entry Sun Oct 16 02:34:21 2016 daemon.warn dnsmasq[23426]: possible DNS-rebind attack detected: dbex.u32.net and THAT leads to this very helpful page: htt...

I'd like to add a new dynamic DNS service. However, the service requires an HTTP PUT, not a GET. Here's an example using curl: curl -X PUT --user me@example.net:PASSWORD http://box.example.net/admin/dns/custom/laptop.example.net Is there any way to generate a PUT? It doesn't appear that any other pr...

That makes sense. I'll ask again when we're on DD and everything should work fine.

That router is 8MB/64MB... This one is 128MB/512MB. I'll continue squeaking by on my 32MB TP-Link for now. But thanks!

Which resolv.conf do you mean? On the router: search lan nameserver 127.0.0.1 On my workstation: domain lan nameserver 192.168.1.1 I'm using OpenVPN on my workstation but the router shouldn't care... These DNS entries are global -- not affected by the VPN. -- example: I set up dbex.u32.net as an exa...

Curious about putting Gargoyle on the WZR-1750DHPD (I mistakenly thought that shipping with DD-WRT meant great Linux support) Router Model: Buffalo WZR-1750DHP / DHPD Link to Openwrt wiki: https://wiki.openwrt.org/toh/buffalo/wzr-1750dhp Is it supported in Openwrt Chaos_Calmer Branch? kinda (apparen...

Hi, it's just what you'd expect:



Sorry for the delay... Clearly I should set up email notifications. I'm still very interested in fixing this somehow.

I tried using OpenDNS -- no difference. Gargoyle still drops the internal IP addresses. For now I'm manually configuring my computers to use the ISP's DNS directly, but that gets reset when DHCP recycles. Guess it's time to roll up my sleeves and try to figure out exactly why dnsmasq is doing this. ...

Why would Gargoyle eat DNS entries? Is it because they're resolving to internal IP addresses? I need to access a client's VPN that publishes internal hostnames on their public DNS. Now that I've installed Gargoyle, this no longer works. When I query my ISP's dns directly, they're still there: ~$ nsl...