So I could help and make them easier to download, so I started my own web server:
http://gargoyle.romanhk.cz
Here you can find the latest (and some older) builds from this forum.
Build from @ispyisail (I thank him):
The "images and built" directory will be decompressed by file.
Here you will also find a mirror in compressed form.
You can use my (already unpacked) resources and paste them into Gargoyle via SSH. After pressing the "Refresh plugin" button, the resources will be loaded.
Run commands using SSH (should work for all architectures):
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cpath1=$(cat /etc/opkg.conf | grep 'gargoyle http' | sed 's/^.*gargoyle-1.14//g')
cpath2=$(cat /etc/opkg.conf | grep 'gargoyle_kernel_specific http' | sed 's/^.*gargoyle-1.14//g')
echo 'src/gz romanhk http://gargoyle.romanhk.cz/1.13.x/1.13.0.x%20gargoyle-ispy%202021-January-26%2017/built'$cpath1 >> /etc/opkg.conf
echo 'src/gz romanhk_kernel_specific http://gargoyle.romanhk.cz/1.13.x/1.13.0.x%20gargoyle-ispy%202021-January-26%2017/built'$cpath2 >> /etc/opkg.conf
I also recommend performing this step via SSH to download some OpenWrt packages correctly (eg Squid proxy server). This should work for all architectures:
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cat /etc/opkg/distfeeds.conf >> /etc/opkg.conf
Here I must warn that if you are installing Gargoyle packages (such as "plugin-gargoyle-usb-storage-full") you must first comment out the OpenWrt repository for compatibility with Gargoyle packages:
Example of how to install the "plugin-gargoyle-usb-storage-full" package:
1. Run commands via SSH to install Gargoyle packages:
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sed -i 's+src/gz openwrt+#src/gz openwrt+g' /etc/opkg.conf
rm -rf /tmp/opkg-lists/*
gpkg update
gpkg install plugin-gargoyle-usb-storage-full
sed -i 's+#src/gz openwrt+src/gz openwrt+g' /etc/opkg.conf
2. You can now install OpenWrt packages that are not part of Gargoyle.
It is important to keep this procedure for package compatibility as follows: if you want another Gargoyle package, you must start with a point. 1!
Also note that I use http instead of https, as there may be a problem with https if the router does not have the right time (or does not have an ssl library).
P.S. Sometimes the server may not work because of an update - but this should take a short time. Also, I don't know how long I will be hosting my site, but I will try to keep it as long as possible.
Good luck and good health
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