Two ways:
1. Your own init script in /etc/init.d directory. See:
https://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/techref/initscripts
re: how-to.
2. Modification of /etc/rc.local script.
Voxel.
Got it. Thanks again!
Two ways:
1. Your own init script in /etc/init.d directory. See:
https://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/techref/initscripts
re: how-to.
2. Modification of /etc/rc.local script.
Voxel.
How dnscrypt can be configured? I was trying to set blacklist using https://github.com/jedisct1/dnscrypt-proxy/blob/master/dnscrypt-proxy/example-dnscrypt-proxy.toml format however that does not work. If I understand correctly dnscrypt is trying to treat blacklist_file = 'blacklist.txt' as a reference to entries in /usr/share/dnscrypt-proxy/dnscrypt-resolvers.csv.
Fair point. I have installed already v2. Thanks for the detailed instructions.Different versions of dnscrypt-proxy. Version 1 is included into FW and you try to tune it with instructions for version 2.
You should install dnscrypt-proxy v2
https://www.snbforums.com/threads/dnscrypt-proxy-version-2-and-stubby-add-ons-for-r7800-r9000.48445/
and play with it according to these instructions.
Voxel.
ReadyCLOUD: it is rather internal usage. This is exact copy of ReadyCLOUD archive from NETGEAR site. There was some problems with NG site when archive was not available so I've put the copy to my site (it is installed automatically after flashing firmware). Later it might be upgraded by newer version from NG site:By the way what is the purpose of ReadyCLOUD and QoS DB folders at your server? I guess later is a mirror of NetGEAR QoS DB for download.
I am having minor issue with dnscrypt v2 and logging:Fair point. I have installed already v2. Thanks for the detailed instructions.
By the way what is the purpose of ReadyCLOUD and QoS DB folders at your server? I guess later is a mirror of NetGEAR QoS DB for download.
And thank you for great work!
Problem solved. I didn't realize so far neither firmware upgrade/downgrade nor factory reset from web GUI nor even switching between OEM and Voxel firmware is wiping out all the settings. So now I have:Direction is good but your change is just hiding the Upgrade button and not getting rid of that nag screen.
Edit:
I believe I found the solution (although probably not the most elegant one):
disable VPN service from web interface
restart rooter
enable VPN service
from console:
mkdir /etc/openvpn/config
cp /tmp/openvpn/* /etc/openvpn/config
/etc/init.d/openvpn_check disable
/etc/init.d/openvpn disable
add cp /etc/openvpn/config/* /tmp/openvpn/ line somewhere at the begining of /etc/init.d/openvpn file
/etc/init.d/openvpn enable
In addition I am invoking /etc/init.d/openvpn restart from last init.d script
Apparently that behavior wasn't normal and might be caused by NAND memory problem. I've replaced the hardware and the new one is not showing those errors.Problem solved. I didn't realize so far neither firmware upgrade/downgrade nor factory reset from web GUI nor even switching between OEM and Voxel firmware is wiping out all the settings. So now I have:
- issued mtd erase netgear command
- performed factory reset from both web GUI and hardware reset button
- loaded again .60FS
and the issue is gone.
By the way mtd erase netgear is producing those error messages:
msm_nand_erase: erase failed, 0x6540000
msm_nand_erase: erase failed, 0x66c0000
msm_nand_erase: erase failed, 0x6740000
Is it normal?
Anyone care to share some screen shots of the gui?
I am late to the Voxel firmware for the r7800 but interested.
I run stock but stock does not support my nordvpn.
Thanks guys!
thank you for the response e38.
Specifically can anyone tell me if Voxel has added into the gui (or cli) the ability to use NordVPN client?
Thats who I use. Stock doesnt support it. I would prefer not to have to run dd-wrt on the router just to get NordVPN working on it since there are issues with the router and ddwrt right now.
Thanks
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