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I am working on code for this to add to blacklist and whitelist. Currently have code needed for logic of the blacklist and whitelist frontend. Have yet to play with the logic for converting those lists into a file which may be easier than it sounds. Let me know if you want me to post the code here ...

In the interest of keeping this thread on topic, i have replied to you by private message Evzen.

There is an email logging plugin.
And the system log already logs failed authentication and ssh attempts.

Is there any other functionality that you require?

That is a shame, i feel sorry for you having to deal with the GFW.

Unfortunately what you ask is quite complicated. Maybe someone will take it on, but it is not straight forward.
Best regards.

thanks,log read no any info about install plugin. I wish someone who can compile 16M flash firmware with usb plugin for 720n. And there are more powerful bootloader than U-boot which called Breed http://www.right.com.cn/forum/thread-161906-1-1.html a closed source bootloader? no thanks. who knows w...

Did you do a fresh flash or keep your settings from 1.6.2?
Nothing changed in relation to PPPoE in regards to gargoyle between those versions.

I'm pretty sure that TP-LINK WDR-4300 is well fast enough... It can easily max out my line on stock firmware WITHOUT HW NAT. Besides, I find pretty dumb to "solve" everything just by using HW brute force. In such a case, here's some things you might be interested in: http://git.openwrt.or...

Seeing how happy everybody is about this build, I gave it a try, hoping to see CC performance improvements... But it's just a big disappointment... :( With BWMON turned on I get about 100 Mbit download speed. With BWMON turned off I get about 140-150 Mbit download speed. This is unacceptable on my ...

You need to leave DHCP enabled on the modem. Disable NAT.

Enabling NAT and upnp on gargolye should be fine. That's exactly how mine is setup.

1. As long as you can identify where the traffic for the phone is coming from and going to then the QOS will handle the rest. Matching by IP is simplest. 2. The NA version is for "North America". I assume that routers sold in that region have some mild hardware difference which required a ...