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    3004.388.11 No longer puts short host names in etc-hosts

    (Did Github.com get attacked/compromised? I randomly get github.com blocked by my antivirus this afternoon, claiming a malicious website.) Asus recently did extensive changes to the dnsmasq code, so it's possible that some of my customizations were lost in the GPL merge.
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    Release Asuswrt-Merlin 3006.102.7 is now available

    The whole function will mount a partition, so I can see restarting httpd after mounting the volume to ensure that httpd is aware of the system level change. That code was added in GPL 3006_102_34369. Without knowing the intention behind it it's hard to tell if it's legitimate or not. The fact...
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    Release Asuswrt-Merlin 3006.102.7 is now available

    If Asus decided to put an httpd restart there it might be for a reason, so I'm not really keen on changing that behaviour. Nothing in that log even mentions dnsmasq, only httpd gets restarted.
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    Release Asuswrt-Merlin 3006.102.7 is now available

    That DEBUG_RCTEST constant has been present since at least 2017 according to git blame (the initial GPL merge when the repo was started), so at this point I'd rather not touch it. This enables the "rc" applet, which may potentially be used by other components of the firmware. That code block...
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    Release Asuswrt-Merlin 3006.102.7 is now available

    The real question is why Asus is setting DEBUG_RCTEST in the Makefile, which I would expect should only be enabled for test purposes. I just checked the GPL code itself and it's there. I also see this (unrelated) typo next to a DEBUG_RCTEST section I just reviewed: #ifdef HND_ROTUER Well...
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    Log filled with RTR-ADVERT

    Re-read dave`s instructions. You must not directly edit the files, these are dynamically generated by the router.
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    Release Asuswrt-Merlin 3006.102.7 is now available

    Check the system log. The most likely reason I can think of would be your router runs out of memory while doing the scan, causing service crashes. In the past running a fs check on a large disk has always been a problem due to the amount of RAM required for it.
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    Log filled with RTR-ADVERT

    I will review the code to ensure that the same behaviour is implemented to Guest Network Pro so it matches the main instance (I probably missed it when I did the initial SDN implementation).
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    Solved RT-BE86U NAT PMP responses fails. Firmware routing bug?

    Wireguard routes are created by VPNDirector. Did you configure any route in it? Otherwise, your WG traffic will not be redirected at all.
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    Release Asuswrt-Merlin 3006.102.7 is now available

    Just because it boots does not mean that it will work properly. Any code related to SDN or VLAN in the closed source bits will be missing from your build since you are running the original 3004 code in all those closed source components. Asus has currently no plans to migrate the BCM4908...
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    Looking for Feedback: RT-BE92U stability issues

    Ok thanks. I believe my test build only contains one fix specific to Ethernet.
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    Looking for Feedback: RT-BE92U stability issues

    9.0.0.6_102_39065 ? After testing it, make sure you submit your logs through the Feedback page if you still experience issues or crashes.
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    Solved RT-BE86U NAT PMP responses fails. Firmware routing bug?

    UPNP is not intended to work on VPN interfaces. The default miniupnpd config only allows the LAN subnet, and the daemon only listens to the LAN interface.
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    How does domain aliasing work?

    Update just one DDNS (for example myhome.dyndns.org). Then, create the aliases as this: plex.mydomain.com CNAME myhome.dyndns.org home.mydomain.com CNAME myhome.dyndns.org etc... You need one CNAME per subdomains you want to redirect.
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    Release ASUS RT-BE88U Firmware version 3.0.0.6_102_39112 2025/10/29

    Please don't double post, as it will cause discussions to get split, causing unnecessary confusion.
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