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    Redirect port 443 to 8443

    Ok, this is nothing new. Thanks anyway.
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    Redirect port 443 to 8443

    What do you mean by "look"?
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    How would you go about syncing/symlinking root home folder to entware drive during system operation?

    On a good note, fish_config settings seem to persist reboots, and I have a command history now too. <3
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    How would you go about syncing/symlinking root home folder to entware drive during system operation?

    My bad, I meant to say $HOME is redirected to "/opt/root" now, but my SSH sessions still default to /tmp/home/root. I was thinking about if I maybe should change /etc/passwd so the "admin" user home directory is set to "/opt/root", but I don't know if that will survive reboots or is not recommended.
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    How would you go about syncing/symlinking root home folder to entware drive during system operation?

    Hm, I tested adding export HOME=/opt/root to either profile files you suggested and rebooted, but I still connect to /tmp/home/root/ in SSH (I still haven't tried adding my script)
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    How would you go about syncing/symlinking root home folder to entware drive during system operation?

    I did a quick test running ln -s /opt/root/ -T /tmp/home/root Do you think it would run into any problems if I added this script to "/jffs/scripts/post-mount"? # The two commands below removes empty startup /tmp/home/root (/root) directory # and replaces it with a symbolic link that is stored...
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    How would you go about syncing/symlinking root home folder to entware drive during system operation?

    Sure. I can't store command history between reboots, my fish_config theme/prompt settings too. And most settings one wishes for in a convenient setup that's found in /root/* (hidden dot files/folders included).
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    Solved Windows doesn't resolve Android device hostnames?

    It's done. :)
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    How would you go about syncing/symlinking root home folder to entware drive during system operation?

    No, I wish to always have it set up.
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    Solved Windows doesn't resolve Android device hostnames?

    Fair enough, I won't hate using one, just loved shorter names in my devices. Thanks, dear friends. <3
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    Solved Windows doesn't resolve Android device hostnames?

    https://www.snbforums.com/threads/how-do-you-enable-in-the-asuswrt-firmware-so-that-local-devices-can-run-host-nslookup-on-a-local-ip-and-get-its-hostname-that-the-router-has-recorded.81502/post-797814 I returned the domain name to the default setting, for intended functionality, after reading...
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    Solved Windows doesn't resolve Android device hostnames?

    Yes, this is setup like you have, but only Linux systems see the ping (without the dot at the end), while my Windows machine doesn't see it, and I do not know why
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    How would you go about syncing/symlinking root home folder to entware drive during system operation?

    basically I have personal settings that get written to /root/*, which is a symlink to /tmp/home/root/ We know that on system shutdown, everything on /tmp gets wiped, and lost, including personal config files. I wish to have all /root/* files stored to /opt/root/ instead (/opt itself is a...
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    Redirect port 443 to 8443

    Simple idea: Since Google Chrome in Windows by default is looking for https://router.asus.com when typing in the hostname, how do I reconfigure my router (I have Merlin, SSH, and can make JFFS/entware custom scripts/configs if need be) so that any hits on port 443 on the router redirects to the...
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    Solved Windows doesn't resolve Android device hostnames?

    Both places resolve to it's Brand-ModelNumber123, as advertised in my phone. However I accidentally discovered I can access it with hostname. instead of hostname How do I fix removing the dot? I choose to not use a local domain name, example "hostname.local".
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    Looking for a USB modem for 5G speeds, that could handle the heat generated.

    To clarify, it's Sweden, but I should have mentioned I am looking for the lowest monthly cost (unlimited data plans) available, and Swedish ISP tech I know of (StarLink/optic/Coax/vDSL/Mobile Broadband) in my area dont have any offers below 300 SEK/month, nor many offers below 400 SEK (and I'm...
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    Solved Windows doesn't resolve Android device hostnames?

    ping -a 10.x.x.10 does give me Pinging Android-Device [10.x.x.10] with 32 bytes of data: Reply from 10.x.x.10: bytes=32 time=63ms TTL=64 however ping Android-Device always gives Ping request could not find host Android-Device. Please check the name and try again. Which also makes reaching...
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    Looking for a USB modem for 5G speeds, that could handle the heat generated.

    What speeds should I expect in "not ideal"? All locations are in city centers, one or two maybe not right next to 5G towers. I have yet to test 5G speeds on all these locations.
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    Looking for a USB modem for 5G speeds, that could handle the heat generated.

    So Internet has gotten too expensive everywhere I look in my country, and I'm looking for solutions. I've already migrated my family households to use modern Asus Routers (so 4 in total), and they all support USB 3.0 (5 Gbps data link). So I'm thinking, if there's some USB 5G modem hardware...
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    Tailscale on Asus RT-AX86U router

    I don't know, but now that you mention it, I'd recommend backing up that file. I just copy the file and add a .bak extension to know I made a copy of the file. Quick and dirty, heh.
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