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  1. lancethepants

    Dnscrypt from opendns

    Just download the binary to wherever you want, make it executable (chmod +x ./binary) and run it like you would from entware.
  2. lancethepants

    Development Setup

    @L&LD There are portions of the project that are closed source, the wireless driver for instance. Other than the omission of wireless functionality, I think the rest would leave you a fully functioning opensource router. There are other portions of AsusWRT that are closed source (ie, Aicloud...
  3. lancethepants

    Dnscrypt from opendns

    I maintain a set of static binaries for arm and mipsel that can be used while waiting for the entware sync. http://files.lancethepants.com/Binaries/dnscrypt-proxy/ You may have remind me to update them if they become out of date.
  4. lancethepants

    Site to Site vpn issue

    This is an issue when bridging two routers together. DHCP and others broadcasts will traverse the tunnel. It may be more desirable to use 'tun' instead of 'tap'. Sometimes tap is needed for some reason though (broadcasts). Here's a thread where they talk about blocking DHCP over the tunnel...
  5. lancethepants

    Dnscrypt from opendns

    I also compress the binaries using upx upx --ultra-brute ./binary
  6. lancethepants

    Tinc VPN Support

    I know of some Asuswrt users running tinc using some binaries I make of the latest tinc1.1 branch. http://files.lancethepants.com/Binaries/tinc/ They talk a little bit about it here. http://www.linksysinfo.org/index.php?threads/tinc-mesh-vpn.70257/
  7. lancethepants

    Entware-arm - synced with Entware (mips) 2015.09

    re-uploaded gnuptol with /opt prefix and with the share directory since it looks like it's needed.
  8. lancethepants

    Entware-arm - synced with Entware (mips) 2015.09

    You could try compiling it yourself using Tomatoware (also works fine with asuswrt). It has a lot of potential dependencies, so you'd need to determine what functionality you need. https://github.com/lancethepants/tomatoware I've compiled a simple version not taking into account many of the...
  9. lancethepants

    DSLReports Speed Test Now Measuring Buffer Bloat

    It is a 'secret sauce' because it is closed source. So really no way to see how it's working.
  10. lancethepants

    Ipsec - strongswan/etc

    Just curious, is a matter of disabling those features? or does it need to be recompiled with the offending features removed? I guess it also depends on whether the offending features kernel features are compiled in the kernel, or loaded as a module.
  11. lancethepants

    Ipsec - strongswan/etc

    I'm not sure if the tomato-arm (or mipsel) firmware uses the same toolchain as Asus'. If so, you might be able to download and use the ipsec kernel modules from tomato. Kernel modules are pretty finicky though, even between various tomato distributions, so maybe no go at all. Here's a link to...
  12. lancethepants

    DNSSec disabled in asuswrt-merlin build

    DNSSec in dnsmasq requires libgmp and libnettle. dnsmasq's changelog mentions compiling these two libraries statically which removes unneeded portions of the libraries and saves on space compared to adding the shared library. This is the route tomato uses.
  13. lancethepants

    Dnscrypt from opendns

    If for some reason the USB attached storage becomes disconnected or doesn't mount, it will result in broken internet access if dnscrypt does not start. Storing the dnscrypt binary in jffs ensures that it will always start despite conditions of mass storage media issues.
  14. lancethepants

    openvpn security issue for both john and merlin

    My post was waiting moderation. Perhaps because I posted a url, and don't have many posts.
  15. lancethepants

    openvpn security issue for both john and merlin

    The first paragraph specifically states that jumping from 1.0.0 to 1.0.2 should retain binary compatibility. http://openssl.org/about/releasestrat.html Also concerning minor releases, ie. The last digit. As hackish as it would seem to simply symlink 1.0.0 -> 1.0.2, it should be acceptable.
  16. lancethepants

    Entware toolchain problem

    Try throwing in "-zmuldefs" somewhere in you LDFLAGS.
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