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torrent uploaded

I know that:

ispyisail wrote:The file size goes from approx 280meg to over 1 Gig uncompressed

from my end 1 file is better

and the Torrent at http://goo.gl/ewCYjD contains the single Gargoyle-ispy 2015-January-10.7z file.

If the Torrent for the next test build contained the unzipped files, then each tester could sync just the files they required for testing. This would quite possibly also reduce the upload (seed), assuming that only a fraction of the files are actually needed to test.

OpenVPN issue - client is connected but OpenVPN status say: no client is connected!

nworbnhoj wrote:I know that:

ispyisail wrote:The file size goes from approx 280meg to over 1 Gig uncompressed

from my end 1 file is better

and the Torrent at http://goo.gl/ewCYjD contains the single Gargoyle-ispy 2015-January-10.7z file.

If the Torrent for the next test build contained the unzipped files, then each tester could sync just the files they required for testing. This would quite possibly also reduce the upload (seed), assuming that only a fraction of the files are actually needed to test.

I did think about that.

Based on historical data I get around 150 downloads per build (4.5Gig over 1 day)

Too big for dropbox or mega but almost to small for a torrent?

Greetings everyone,

i can confirm olegs openvpn issue, i've got the same result.

additionaly i had to reboot the router (tl- 4300) after setting it up as openVPN-server because the routes to the remote subnets didn't show in the routing table (and hosts could't be reached). after reboot the routes were fine. the speed ( ca. 1 mbit/sec) via vpn could be better, but i think this is limited by the cpus encryption capabilitys

Hi there wen getting in to fail safe you need to be plugged into the wan port.

Garg_Fan wrote:No luck. I even tried recvdupd.exe with udp sniffing. The LED's are working - PWR ON and every port I put the cable in. SYS LED is OFF.
telnet 192.168.1.1 doesn't work

Thanks but tried that as well. Nothing helps. It seems I can only reflash with USB but I don't have this special cable.

I have a TPLink 4300 and the firmware runs great except Tor - I have tried firstboot to clear settings and rebooted several times but nothing will make Tor install (WIFI Scheduler installed fine)

Rog66 wrote:the firmware runs great except Tor

I also have been unable to load the TOR plugin
Gargoyle Version:1.7.X (Built 20150109-0720 git@da35789)
Model:TP-Link TL-WR1043N/ND v2

I do not know how the plugin system works, but the Plugin Sources list includes http://www.gargoyle-router.com/packages/gargoyle-1.8/ar71xx/default which seems a little weird since we are playing with 1.7.0.

Also, I get "403 Forbidden" when I plug this link into FireFox while the other barrier_breaker Plugin Sources work OK

Also, I added a new Plugin Source (for kicks) but I cannot delete it again; and it now shows as "Preset".

If I try and manually install tor by "gpkg install plugin-gargoyle-tor" I get the following error message

ERROR: Dependency iptables-mod-ipset of package plugin-gargoyle-tor cannot be found, try updating your package lists

There is no iptables-mod-ipset package in the barrier breaker repository that I can see. If I install the package from the AA repository and then try and install tor from the plugins GUI it installs. (I realise different versions of packages is likely to cause problems I just wanted to narrow down what the problem with tor install was).