Gargoyle Forum

What DNS is the computer in question using.

Lol i didn't notice that.
Line 1 of the Makefile in the root directory controls the versioning. It must have slipped through before the 1.8.0 tag was generated

You can try 1.0.4 but if the version you are using isn't working it is unlikely those changes will affect you. Please confirm the following file exists on your router: /etc/block.hosts And also the end of your dnsmasq config is "addnhosts /etc/block.hosts" Also please confirm that under /e...

Can you try setting up the wireless via the command line as a test? If that works fine then there is some logic error related to your device and it it interacts with the UI.

start with the code for the adblock plugin and modify to suit. https://github.com/ericpaulbishop/gargoyle/tree/master/package/plugin-gargoyle-adblock basically when the person ticks "enable" and then hits "save changes" the plugin calls a script that takes care of the rest. this ...

Gosh. This is a bit outside my understanding. And quite hard to debug. The tmp.sh file gets deleted after it is used and so we can't examine errors easily.

would have to know exactly what you were doing at the time it occurred.

Basically when you make a change in the UI, it queues up a series of commands to parse through the command line.
It writes them into a script file at /tmp/tmp.sh and then executes it when you hit "Save Changes".

Hi bill, we are indeed running the 10.3.0.3 driver, however it is fully (mostly) 802.11ac compliant. It is the gargoyle web interface that lacks the support currently (it's on the todo list). However once you make your changes on the Connection -> Basic page and are happy, if you edit the wireless c...

Broken pipe isn't just you I believe it's a problem with openwrt.


The second one means it was trying to execute a command from the UI but the command file didn't exist for some reason.

This device has had support added for the next version of openwrt (Designated Driver). Unless it gets back ported to chaos calmer it won't likely see gargoyle support in 1.9.X. Sorry! Here is the required patch. http://git.openwrt.org/?p=openwrt.git;a=commit;h=1cd7e6c1fd07527d2a6a7660c85e7e90160956a9