Gargoyle Forum

Yes that will be fine. Note that if the IP address changes (which it has a chance to every 12 hours) your rule will stop working. Gargoyle will allow you to set this IP to static under the DHCP page. Once the device is on the network, if you know it's IP you can find its Mac address under the "...

You misunderstand, the IP you are specifying is the IP on your local network that you want the rule to apply to. Either enter the IP of the device on your network or the MAC address associated with it. i have provided an example. CAUTION: In my example i have done a pretty broad rule for ANY url tha...

probably time to start again. follow the openwrt procedure for a failsafe reboot and then a firstboot

i may be misunderstanding you. but i think you've done something wrong here. You want to set a static IP in windows in the 192.168.1.x range (anything but 1) so that you can connect to the router and enable dhcp. Once DHCP is enabled you can remove your static IP through windows and any device on yo...

If it's not here, it won't get gargoyle support.

http://wiki.openwrt.org/toh/tp-link/tl-wr720n

what drop down box did you set to static? On the connection configuration page?

What kind of Internet access does your modem provide? Is it ADSL?

That's a question that is out of my expertise. How much flash does your router have? Maybe another user will have a suggestion on this. I'll find out tomorrow how much the default crontab file is, and how one is with a scheduled reboot. EDIT: Default gargoyle crontab is in the range of 124 bytes Add...

can you grab the contents of your crontab before and after trying to set a schedule? because the schedule process itself works fine for me. I need uninterrupted internet at the moment so i can't test if it actually reboots... but if it lands in the crontab there shouldn't be any reason for it not to...

does this include the patch to minidlna?