Hi, I am looking to set up my router so that certain websites entered into my browser will be directed to a different DNS like this:
http://tunlr.net/forums/topic/use-dnsma ... tunlr-dns/
Seems like for DD-WRT and Tomato there is a "DNSMasq" entry but I can't seem to find that in Gargoyle. Is there a way to set it up?
I found this link for OpenWRT - http://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/howto/dhcp.dnsmasq
Would that process work for Gargoyle or is there an easier way to do it?
I am usually pretty good with computers but sometimes I find that these tutorials skip a few steps that someone familiar with ssh or linux , etc would understand but it goes over my head.
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
DNSMasq setup?
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Re: DNSMasq setup?
Can anyone confirm if the OpenWRT method I linked to above should work without modification for Gargoyle? Or, whether or not it is likely to work. It will take me a while to learn/familiarize myself with manually doing it so if I can save myself some headaches it would be appreciated 

Re: DNSMasq setup?
I'm also interested in the answer to this question. I've installed/configured a vanilla dnsmasq before, but don't want to step on anything that may already be present in Gargoyle to enable dnsmasq.
Re: DNSMasq setup?
Gargoyle uses dnsmasq just like OpenWrt. You can use the uci utility to manage the dhcp uci variables or edit /etc/config/dhcp. That should let you modify the parameters that aren't exposed in the GUI.