Gargoyle Forum

Running 1.9.1 and adblock 20160215-1.1.1 Without adblock, I can see videos on a couple of specific sites with no problems. When I install and enable adblock, the same sites show some kind of ad over the videos that says 'you are using an adblocker, please disable' At this point all is working as exp...

the default firewall should block this. An exception is placed if you enable remote ssh. Please test a fresh installation. TBH, I'd rather not :-) It took me way too long to get things set up correctly. I'd be happy to test it out again on the next release though. I can't say 100% for certain that ...

Here's what I get with my modified dropbear config: # nmap -p 22 --open -sV 192.168.1.1 Starting Nmap 7.31 ( https://nmap.org ) at 2016-11-20 09:08 EST Nmap scan report for gargoyle (192.168.1.1) Host is up (0.0017s latency). PORT STATE SERVICE VERSION 22/tcp open ssh Dropbear sshd 2015.67 (protocol...

I believe that WAN config just allows me to setup passwordless SSH authentication over port 22222. There is probably a better way to restrict with the firewall but I just don't want random bots port scanning and then brute forcing the router. OK... thanks for posting BTW. I didn't realise SSH was o...

I backed up the original file and created a new one with this content: config dropbear option PasswordAuth 'on' option Port '22' option Interface 'lan' config dropbear option PasswordAuth 'off' option Interface 'wan' option Port '22222' Now I can SSH via LAN but cannot access the gargoyle router vi...

If you really don't want to log in you could always disable the password protection.

It does say 'not recommended' but then again, it's an available option.

You can set up a DDNS entry and then you can easily find out your public IP while not on the same network (if that is your goal)

Just guessing here but could you configure the ATA to listen on 5070 (or anything other than 5060)? Maybe the ALG/SPI stuff is specific to 5060

fat doesn't support symlinks, so any f/s that does support them should work

Looks like that short URL expands to an HTTPS address and the Gargoyle wget was apparently not compiled with SSL support.

Does the URL work if you drop the 's''? If so, use that. But I would imagine it's a redirect on their side from HTTP to HTTPS since you initially connect on :80