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  1. lancethepants

    [Dev] Asuswrt-Merlin 388.1 development

    I see, is that a change that will eventually make it to 388 final?
  2. lancethepants

    [Dev] Asuswrt-Merlin 388.1 development

    Here's one you can probably file in the round bin On my RT-AX88U under 386 zfs and ext4 over samba both ran at line speed ~112MBps, but under 388 zfs is like ~70MBps and very erratic, but ext4 is unaffected. Any kernel features maybe that changed you're aware of?
  3. lancethepants

    Being logged in over ssh while initiating a Firmware Upgrade results in a bricked device.

    I have an RT-AX88U and I've noticed if I have an ssh session open while flashing a new firmware to the device it results in a bad flash every time, requiring a recovery using the Asus Firmware Restoration tool. I've tried with both dropbear and openssh. I can even close the ssh session...
  4. lancethepants

    Tomatoware - not just for Tomato

    I recently purchased an Asus RT-AX88U to get more wireguard throughput and I thought I'd port my project Tomatoware to it. Overview Tomatoware is a native development environment for embedded routers. It comes with c/c++ compilers, many development tools, and commonly used libraries to support...
  5. lancethepants

    ZFS?

    I'll just drop this here. Something I got working just because I like the challenge, and not for practicality. Should probably work with Merlin builds as well, but haven't tried. https://www.linksysinfo.org/index.php?threads/zfs-on-linux-on-tomato.74603/
  6. lancethepants

    Issues With GCC on Windows 10 Bash Shell

    WSL is surprisingly quite capable. I'm able to (mostly) compile my project tomatoware. The biggest hindrance is the 'mv' command when renaming certain directories, kind of a dumb issue. And it can't handle fakeroot either which I use for packaging. I have no doubt it would be able to compile...
  7. lancethepants

    Email on Guest WiFi use

    This is what I use on tomato. It uses the 'wl' command line tool, so could be used on routers that still use 'wl'. Some newer routers now have something different for wireless management, a daemon I hear, so wouldn't work for those...
  8. lancethepants

    AC87U / Duo Security / OpenVPN / 2 Factor Authentication

    Here's my experience with it. Starting with that comment forward. http://www.linksysinfo.org/index.php?threads/two-factor-authentication-in-openvpn.69109/#post-243397 Was a while ago, but I got it working compiling it with Tomatoware. I had to change a couple paths in the source to tell it the...
  9. lancethepants

    can somebody compile astra for ac66u?

    You can give this one a try. http://files.lancethepants.com/Binaries/astra/mipsel/
  10. lancethepants

    Download Cache Server

    I've always wanted to implement a lancache for game downloads for lanparties. I'd setup dedicated hardware for this though. Having 20+ people download multi-gig games all at once sucks, even on fast connections, and takes away from game time...
  11. lancethepants

    Entware - native compilation: pros and cons

    I prefer to create static binaries for portability (share-ability) reasons. Glibc is used in all architectures of entware-ng except mipsel, and isn't static compilation friendly. Perl + Python modules will always need to be dynamic, so it seems like a good solution in those cases though. I've...
  12. lancethepants

    AC-87u - 380.57 Cannot Block Google DNS

    Wouldn't it be better to redirect everything to your local DNS server, instead of blocking? Maybe some stuff won't break, but maybe some things won't fail gracefully if they can't access their hard-coded dns. Upstream from me my internet is filtered through DNS, so I run dnscrypt to get around...
  13. lancethepants

    Cross compile static version of conntrack-tools

    The question is, do you want a completely static binary? or just to statically link just those libraries that are not already included in asuswrt? If you compiled all those libraries with --enable-static --disable-shared, then hopefully all those libraries should now be included statically in...
  14. lancethepants

    Cross compile static version of conntrack-tools

    Do you also have optware/entware installed in /opt? It looks as though from the error you posted, that when using LD_LIBRARY_PATH that it's trying to link to a different c library than the one it was built with. What I would try first is recompiling from scratch, but when compiling the...
  15. lancethepants

    [Preview] 380.57 alpha test builds for all models

    @XIII Not being able to load www.dnssec-failed.org is a sign that dnssec is working. All these browser checks are hokey I think anyway. Here's a definitive way to check, either on a device behind the router, or on the router itself. You can get the dig command from entware. dig verisign.com...
  16. lancethepants

    Tuning and optimizing for low latency?

    Are companies like Microsoft and Sony accepting gaming connections over IPv6?
  17. lancethepants

    ProFTPD - how to

    He didn't ask any support questions. It's a tutorial that would be manufacture independent.
  18. lancethepants

    DNSmasq dnssec support

    I think he means that their own domains aren't using dnssec authentication. You can check using the dig tool. dig +dnssec www.isoc.org. This will show you can 'ad' flag which means it has dnssec authentication. dig +dnssec www.google.com Google's domain name does not have dnssec...
  19. lancethepants

    DNSmasq dnssec support

    Nice job! I had actually cloned Asuswrt-Merlin and was checking out the code for implementing this. I hadn't expected that you would code it yourself, but you mentioned you weren't explicitly against incorporating it. The timestamp file option hadn't been implemented when I first incorporated...
  20. lancethepants

    QOS and Throughput

    No. You would have to buy a router that has a more powerful cpu. Arm routers can handle 400+Mbps without ctf.
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