Beta Asuswrt-Merlin 386.1 Beta (stage 2) is now available

[Wadadli]

Should the next release be called gamma 1 perhaps?

Charlie 1 My apologies to all named Charles. ;-)

 

[JGrana]

If I recall, TransAmiga (the BBS software me and a friend used to run back in the day) went through beta, then gamma releases (1.10g1, 1.10g2, etc...).

Amiga! Your are showing your age now. Great graphics - miss the bouncing ball demo ;-)

 

[Smokey613]

If I recall, TransAmiga (the BBS software me and a friend used to run back in the day) went through beta, then gamma releases (1.10g1, 1.10g2, etc...).

I used to run a 4 line Wildcat BBS under IBM OS2 Warp3.

 

[Paul Smedley]

I used to run a 4 line Wildcat BBS under IBM OS2 Warp3.

I still compile software for OS/2 - https://os2ports.smedley.id.au

 

[dave14305]

Will there be a dnsmasq 2.83 update by @themiron before beta 5? Both Pi-Hole and OpenWRT have pushed out updates today.

 

[Deleted member 22229]

386.41700 merge for AX58U and AX56U. Won't be long now.

 

[rlj2]

I used to run a 4 line Wildcat BBS under IBM OS2 Warp3.

I ran pcboard under desqview, then os2 (my irc nick is LiveWire, after the os2 comm program).

 

[Wallace_n_Gromit]

I used to run a 4 line Wildcat BBS under IBM OS2 Warp3.

I still have an old IBM compatible PC [Cordata-Company out of Compton,CA] 386SX16 [no math copressor] with OS2 Warp installed from 40--3.5" floppy disks (still have them) because I couldn't afford to add a CD player back then. I few years ago-out of nostalgia-turned it on to play with OS/2 but without a working serial mouse couldn't remember how to navigate around the GUI.

 

[Deleted member 22229]

I ran pcboard under desqview, then os2 (my irc nick is LiveWire, after the os2 comm program).

And i am still running Windows 95. Works great !!

 

[Frankflash]

Will there be a dnsmasq 2.83 update by @themiron before beta 5? Both Pi-Hole and OpenWRT have pushed out updates today.

for the Dnspooq Vulnerabilities that came out today

 

[RMerlin]

Will there be a dnsmasq 2.83 update by @themiron before beta 5? Both Pi-Hole and OpenWRT have pushed out updates today.

That's currently the plan, will depend on whether he has spare time to do it, or if I do it myself. In the mean time disabling DNSSEC should be good enough (and ensuring you use an upstream DNS server that you trust).

 

[shabbs]

Will there be a dnsmasq 2.83 update by @themiron before beta 5? Both Pi-Hole and OpenWRT have pushed out updates today.

Double update by Pi-hole. FTL 5.5.1 shortly after. Heh.

 

[sturmstar]

I don't know if this is TrendMicro closed-source or not but I just stumpled upon a "bug" in the "monthly"-statistics. The "numbers" in "date" doesn't make any sense to me.

Weekly and Daily numbers (meaning dates and times) are correct - but monthly looks like this... (the description - not the values!)

really not important - just reporting...

RT-AX86U with Beta4

 

[kernol]

Can't see the problem - it is reporting month and day only ...as in MM/DD ... 01/20 being today Jan 20th?

 

[clweb]

It's not a bug, it's just Month/Day format, as in the last date field it is Month/Day/Year.

 

[sturmstar]

oh... ok, my bad - sorry - looked strange for me - but yes - explained it makes sense.

 

[Jack Yaz]

Can't see the problem - it is reporting month and day only ...as in MM/DD ... 01/20 being today Jan 20th?

i deal with this all the time at work. It's usually US users that struggle. I keep advocating for yyyy-mm-dd in our communications to avoid confusion....

 

[Neil62]

Hoping that Merin can roll out beta 5 within the coming weeks, but hey, its ready, when its ready right.

 

[Neil62]

i deal with this all the time at work. It's usually US users that struggle. I keep advocating for yyyy-mm-dd in our communications to avoid confusion....

Yep an going problem/debate, as some people prefer DD-MM-YYYY, also to avoid confusion, as long as people are clear on the format, does it really matter, I don't think so. Its a medium I am sure many people have different opinions about. For me not an issue, its a simple look and see, its not rocket science to work it out.

 

[SomeWhereOverTheRainBow]

That's currently the plan, will depend on whether he has spare time to do it, or if I do it myself. In the mean time disabling DNSSEC should be good enough (and ensuring you use an upstream DNS server that you trust).

When you say disabling dnssec, are referring you to the early stage dnssec Vulnerability?