Решился вопрос. Переключил язык интерфейса на английский и все заработало. Но в русской версии не работает.Voxel, добрый день. Заметил такой глюк в моем роутере, на всех твоих прошивках начиная с 62, у меня не работает кнопочка применить в дополнительных настройках WIFI. Галочку поставить на HT160 я могу, а вот применить нет. Жмешь применить и ничего не происходит. Спасибо.
It's because the tun0 device doesn't exist anymore.
Voxel changed device from tun0 to tun21 in this release!
Run this to see:
Code:grep tun /proc/net/dev
You can patch the addon this way:
Code:sed -i 's/tun0/tun21/g' /usr/bin/addon_info_update.sh
I believe stubby overrides those settings so it doesn't matter, but just my belief.What is recommended for DNS settings in the GUI when I am using stubby/crypt? I currently set mine to 1.1.1.1 and 8.8.8.8, but I don't know how/if this affects stubby/crypt. Do i leave it blank? obviously I don't "get automatically from ISP"? Thanks
I would like to replace CF with Quad9 in stubby. Is that easy to do?
Also, this update is working fine, although I have disabled stubby because of the CF controversy. So I am without DoT until I add Q9.
/opt/bin/opkg update
/opt/bin/opkg upgrade
I assume I'm looking for a line that references 1.1.1.1 and replacing it with 9.9.9.9 but am unsure.https://www.snbforums.com/threads/d...-ons-for-r7800-r9000.48445/page-4#post-466886
maybe the steps are similar?
/etc/stubby/stubby.yml
/etc/stubby/stubby.yml.default
I use a PC and have a program called WinSCP that makes editing very easy
nvram show | grep "^reservation[0-9]"
nvram set reservation26="192.168.1.111 66:55:44:33:22:11 MyIPTV"
nvram commit
Silly request, but... Is there any way to sert the "Address Reservation" numbers by IP address under the LAN Setup? Any way to do it from the command line? Does anyone know where that's stored?
I think it's over my head, ty anyway.It's stored in the nvram (and saved if you do Save a copy of current settings: Back Up in Administration:Backup Settings).
To see all:
Code:nvram show | grep "^reservation[0-9]"
Example on how to set from command line:
Code:nvram set reservation26="192.168.1.111 66:55:44:33:22:11 MyIPTV" nvram commit
Then refresh the "LAN setup" and see the reservation.
Maybe a reboot is good as well.
It's stored in the nvram (and saved if you do Save a copy of current settings: Back Up in Administration:Backup Settings).
To see all:
Code:nvram show | grep "^reservation[0-9]"
Example on how to set from command line:
Code:nvram set reservation26="192.168.1.111 66:55:44:33:22:11 MyIPTV" nvram commit
Then refresh the "LAN setup" and see the reservation.
Maybe a reboot is good as well.
This worked perfectly. My OCD is very happy with this!
Edit: Disregard, I was thinking this reply was about changing to Quad9, you are referring to something else.
I've noticed a strange issue after upgrading from .66 to .67. I use pi-hole and noticed that after upgrading there are about 15,000 queries an hour to registration.ngxcld.com from my router's IP. I downgraded back to .66 and the issue disappeared. I don't use ReadyCloud, so I'm not sure why all of these queries were suddenly happening.
Does anyone else use pihole or have seen these queries on .67?
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