Openwrt 19.07 based Gargoyle
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Re: Openwrt 19.07 based Gargoyle
Then have you tried saving connection settings to try?
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Re: Openwrt 19.07 based Gargoyle
If you about bandwidth monitors - yes. Not help.Lantis wrote:Then have you tried saving connection settings to try?
If you talking about modem and web usage case - will test and will let you know.
Re: Openwrt 19.07 based Gargoyle
In case of usb modem usage, saving connection settings solving problem with web usage monitor.
Is it possible to fix this permanently or only workaround with late firewall restart should be used?
Is it possible to fix this permanently or only workaround with late firewall restart should be used?
Re: Openwrt 19.07 based Gargoyle
A full boot log when the problem occurs should be fine, or if it occurs after saving the connection settings a logread there is ok.
This is not normal behaviour, and even a late firewall should not really trigger it, as the scripts are triggered by the firewall itself.
This is not normal behaviour, and even a late firewall should not really trigger it, as the scripts are triggered by the firewall itself.
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Re: Openwrt 19.07 based Gargoyle
Saving connection information exactly fixing web usage, when using modem connection.Lantis wrote:A full boot log when the problem occurs should be fine, or if it occurs after saving the connection settings a logread there is ok.
This is not normal behaviour, and even a late firewall should not really trigger it, as the scripts are triggered by the firewall itself.
When it's simple reboot, web usage not working on modem connection.
So I'll try to get logread and boot log.
Re: Openwrt 19.07 based Gargoyle
I'm more interested in the bandwidth issue which you said was not fixed.
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Re: Openwrt 19.07 based Gargoyle
This issue not working even on regular WAN connection. I noted this pretty long time ago and was sure I wrote this question.Lantis wrote:I'm more interested in the bandwidth issue which you said was not fixed.
Here is my post about this issue: viewtopic.php?f=7&t=12041&p=55155#p55155
PS. I was not able to attach logs. You can pick them from https://pucina.dedyn.io/nextcloud/s/SYeZbypQGickbm5
PSS. USB modem + web usage. It started to work fully correct after saving connection after reboot as you suggested. Now it should not be done each reboot. Really strange, but looks like some information missed first time connection settled up.
Re: Openwrt 19.07 based Gargoyle
Build went fine after that. Thank you. Will note for future builds.Lantis wrote:In your Gargoyle git folder, run the followingCode: Select all
git fetch --all git pull
Re: Openwrt 19.07 based Gargoyle
Please skip looking on this. I'm really sorry. It was probably my builds fault. After thisLantis wrote:I'm more interested in the bandwidth issue which you said was not fixed.
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git fetch --all
git pull
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Re: Openwrt 19.07 based Gargoyle
plugin-gargoyle-usb-storage-noshare requires USB2 module (DEPENDS+=+kmod-usb2); however some devices with USB3 will not have usb2 kernel module. I don't know how, but only one of the modules: kmod-usb2, kmod-usb3 should satisfy dependances.Lantis wrote:That doesn't sound right.
I think what they are trying to say is that usb3 is enabled by default. However. In our config we quite clearly have it disabled.
So yes while setting it to "=y" is not strictly required, setting it to "is not set" overrides the default and turns it off.
And no, there is still a kmod-usb3 and there's no indication I can see that this functionality has been merged elsewhere (why would they?)
Please seek some clarification.