eclp
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Wow... what a service! Thank you Mr. @thelonelycoder
After many hours of struggle and reading these forums until it has almost driven me mad I am now seeking help from anyone able to do so. I have an Asus AC-88U running the Merlin v382.1 firmware. My WAN DNS settings are 84.200.69.80 and 84.200.70.40. IPv6 and dns filtering are both off. I have successfully installed DNScrypt and configured to handle all dns queries with two cryptostorm servers, 212.83.175.31 and 213.163.64.208.
When I check for leaks on ipleak.net the response I get can include anywhere between one and all four of the name servers given above, often it is just two, one of the dnscrypt servers and one of the WAN servers.
Running the command “pidof dnscrypt-proxy” returns two three digit numbers which, as I understand it confirms that dnscrypt is working. If I now run some cat commands I get the following
Code:cat / etc /resolv.conf nameserver 127.0.0.1
Code:cat / etc /resolv.dnsmasq dhcp-host=D0:E1:40:8E:3E:B2,192.168.1.20 dhcp-host=00:17:F2:01:2F:95,192.168.1.13 dhcp-host=2C:F0:A2:07:CE:DE,192.168.1.12 dhcp-host=00:CD:FE:86:D5:86,192.168.1.11 dhcp-host=E0:B9:BA:43:C9:C9,192.168.1.10 dhcp-host=FC:15:B4:35:76:39,192.168.1.9 dhcp-host=D0:03:4B:07:17:67,192.168.1.7 dhcp-host=00:1A:62:03:ED:B5,192.168.1.5 dhcp-host=10:DD:B1:E6:DF:E9,192.168.1.4 dhcp-host=DC:A9:04:81:46:D3,192.168.1.3 quiet-dhcp quiet-dhcp6 no-resolv server=127.0.0.1#65053 server=127.0.0.1#65054
Code:cat / tmp /resolv.conf nameserver 84.200.69.80 nameserver 84.200.70.40
Code:cat / tmp /resolv.dnsmasq server=84.200.69.80 server=84.200.70.40
Now, my understanding is that these two files in tmp should be empty and indeed if I manually edit them to remove the servers ipleak returns the correct servers and only the correct servers, but unfortunately my edit isn’t persistent.
So, please help!!!!
Thanks for letting me know that I am not alone in this.I'm running into the same issue. Never happened to me prior to 382 firmware, so I might just go back to 380 until this is fixed.
Thanks for letting me know that I am not alone in this.
Hello,
I have a quick question... I'm using the script and everything is working fine. But I will like to know if its possible to force some of my local IP's to use the 2nd DNS that I choose during the DNSCrypt setup script. For exemple all my IP's will use the OpenDNS regular and my kids computer will use the OPENDNS Family ....
I'M sure its probaly easy to do but i just dont know where to start
Thanks
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Read post #1 again.how do uninstall it?
The uninstall instructions leave a bunch of dead references in /jffs/scripts/ files.how do uninstall it?
[ -x /jffs/dnscrypt/manager ] ...
case $(uname -m) in
armv7l)
URL_ARCH=$URL_ARCH/armv7
echo -e "$INFO Detected ARM architecture."
;;
case $(uname -m) in
aarch64)
URL_ARCH=$URL_ARCH/aarch64
echo -e "$INFO Detected ARM architecture."
;;
There are only two branches: armv7 and mips. Therefore, only change the first occurance, which is true for that case statement for 86U routers:@steef84: I tried that before posting my question, but the binaries did not execute.
However I’m now not sure whether I replaced both occurrences of armv7...
case $(uname -m) in
aarch64)
URL_ARCH=$URL_ARCH/armv7
echo -e "$INFO Detected ARM architecture."
;;
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