Gargoyle Forum

Ok, I finally found and fixed the problem. The fix has been commited to the svn (r118), and I have also uploaded ipk packages that include this fix, if you want to try it. You can install gargoyle packages using the instructions found in the install guide. I'm sorry I took so long to get around to f...

The two issues you note, are definitely bugs. They have been fixed in the svn (r118), and I have also uploaded ipk packages that include this fix, if you want to try it. You can install gargoyle packages using the instructions found in the install guide. I haven't been able to replicate the rules di...

The blocking effect of the rules is cumulative. No rule results in an ACCEPT, only a REJECT. This way it doesn't matter in what order the rules are tested. The best way to set up what you want is to set up a rule that permanently blocks certain sites (e.g. url contains facebook) and blocks any url w...

The problem with WDS is actually with both different firmware and with different hardware. A large part of the problem is that wireless drivers, in particular the broadcom wireless driver, is proprietary. So different drivers/versions of the drivers cause incompatibilities. e.g. broadcom driver in w...

Ok, I poked around online and figured out what's going on. Your latest description, that using the DHCP configuration fixes the issue, confirms that this is indeed a problem with PPPoE. A description of what's causing the problem, and solution can be found here. It looks like this has been fixed by ...

If the router has a WAN IP, and can fully access the internet (you say you can use ipkg to download new software from the internet), but the computers connected to it cannot, that doesn't sound like a problem with PPPoE. It sounds like outbound traffic isn't getting forwarded correctly. There may be...

First, I think you mean WDS, not WSD. Currently Gargoyle doesn't support configuration of WDS (even though OpenWrt allows this) because WDS is not compatible between different wireless chips. I wanted to avoid problems where people claimed my software wasn't working properly (which would happen if t...

Yes, the script does work with 8.09 RC1.

One thing I just noticed though -- you say you are creating new netfilter TARGET modules, not match modules. I suspect you'll have to make a few modifications (though not too many) to integrate targets instead of matches.

Try removing (or commenting out) the wan section of your /etc/config/network file. Then restart the network (/etc/init.d/network restart). The bridge should be created automatically when you restart the network, you shouldn't need to do it manually. If that still doesn't work try setting the ip of y...

Unfortunately, no. It took me less than a week to build the new netfilter module and about three to get the integration scripts to work properly with both kamikaze 7.09 & the trunk at that time. The integration scripts are the hard part, and White Russian & Kamikaze are substantially differe...