Thank you sooo much, also does that fix that rate error I'm getting after it applies custom rules, I'm still getting them even though I did the re install with the fresh jr install first.Updated to 0.5 beta:
- Fixed setting defaults on clean installs
- Fixed UI loading when FreshJR was not installed
It's a major re-write, so it's possibly less stable than the develop version I had posted in the FreshJR thread, but all my focus will be on this new version. You can wait a little while in case more bugs are found by other volunteers.so is felxqos even in the beta better than the reguald freshjr script ?, does it also work well with steam and cs go implements ?
are there any options to add 95% rule /hardcoded?
That is the intention. Fingers crossed!Thank you sooo much, also does that fix that rate error I'm getting after it applies custom rules, I'm still getting them even though I did the re install with the fresh jr install first.
Ok sweet I'll let you know how it goes, I'll have to run the update and check, question aslo if I added the hard coded 95% rule will the update remove it?That is the intention. Fingers crossed!
Yes, it overwrites the script with impunity.Ok sweet I'll let you know how it goes, I'll have to run the update and check, question aslo if I added the hard coded 95% rule will the update remove it?
I can't reproduce this. Can you take a screenshot when it happens again? Make sure there are no spaces at the beginning or end, and that you have 4 asterisks ****app DB doesn't support wildcard rules. When I entered 14**** it throws a red box (meaning that it is wrong, which it isn't because the hard coded rules mostly have wildcards)
@dave14305 , you may want to edit your first post on how users can update their current version to the latest without having to search for it. Just a thought....Updated to 0.5 beta:
- Fixed setting defaults on clean installs
- Fixed UI loading when FreshJR was not installed
I don't know what could cause that, especially since I don't have an 86U or other HND router. There's nothing extra fancy about the resulting iptables or tc rules compared to the previous versions, so maybe a reboot will help clear things up.Okay, I installed FlexQoS and now my sys log is flooded with:
Jun 25 09:14:28 RT-AC86U kernel: protocol 86dd is buggy, dev br0
Jun 25 09:14:28 RT-AC86U kernel: protocol 86dd is buggy, dev br0
Jun 25 09:14:28 RT-AC86U kernel: protocol 86dd is buggy, dev br0
Jun 25 09:14:28 RT-AC86U kernel: protocol 86dd is buggy, dev br0
Jun 25 09:14:32 RT-AC86U kernel: net_ratelimit: 887 callbacks suppressed
Jun 25 09:14:32 RT-AC86U kernel: protocol 0000 is buggy, dev eth0
Jun 25 09:14:32 RT-AC86U kernel: protocol 86dd is buggy, dev br0
Jun 25 09:14:32 RT-AC86U kernel: protocol 86dd is buggy, dev br0
Jun 25 09:14:32 RT-AC86U kernel: protocol 86dd is buggy, dev br0
Jun 25 09:14:32 RT-AC86U kernel: protocol 86dd is buggy, dev br0
Jun 25 09:14:32 RT-AC86U kernel: protocol 86dd is buggy, dev br0
Jun 25 09:14:32 RT-AC86U kernel: protocol 86dd is buggy, dev br0
Jun 25 09:14:32 RT-AC86U kernel: protocol 86dd is buggy, dev br0
Jun 25 09:14:32 RT-AC86U kernel: protocol 86dd is buggy, dev br0
Jun 25 09:14:32 RT-AC86U kernel: protocol 86dd is buggy, dev br0
Jun 25 09:14:38 RT-AC86U kernel: net_ratelimit: 943 callbacks suppressed
Jun 25 09:14:38 RT-AC86U kernel: protocol 0000 is buggy, dev eth0
Jun 25 09:14:38 RT-AC86U kernel: protocol 86dd is buggy, dev br0
Jun 25 09:14:38 RT-AC86U kernel: protocol 86dd is buggy, dev br0
Jun 25 09:14:38 RT-AC86U kernel: protocol 86dd is buggy, dev br0
Jun 25 09:14:38 RT-AC86U kernel: protocol 86dd is buggy, dev br0
Jun 25 09:14:38 RT-AC86U kernel: protocol 86dd is buggy, dev br0
Jun 25 09:14:38 RT-AC86U kernel: protocol 86dd is buggy, dev br0
Jun 25 09:14:38 RT-AC86U kernel: protocol 86dd is buggy, dev br0
Jun 25 09:14:38 RT-AC86U kernel: protocol 86dd is buggy, dev br0
Jun 25 09:14:38 RT-AC86U kernel: protocol 86dd is buggy, dev br0
This doesn't look related to this script. Searching I found this person with similar message.Okay, I installed FlexQoS and now my sys log is flooded with:
Jun 25 09:14:28 RT-AC86U kernel: protocol 86dd is buggy, dev br0
Jun 25 09:14:28 RT-AC86U kernel: protocol 86dd is buggy, dev br0
Jun 25 09:14:28 RT-AC86U kernel: protocol 86dd is buggy, dev br0
Jun 25 09:14:28 RT-AC86U kernel: protocol 86dd is buggy, dev br0
Jun 25 09:14:32 RT-AC86U kernel: net_ratelimit: 887 callbacks suppressed
Jun 25 09:14:32 RT-AC86U kernel: protocol 0000 is buggy, dev eth0
Jun 25 09:14:32 RT-AC86U kernel: protocol 86dd is buggy, dev br0
Jun 25 09:14:32 RT-AC86U kernel: protocol 86dd is buggy, dev br0
Jun 25 09:14:32 RT-AC86U kernel: protocol 86dd is buggy, dev br0
Jun 25 09:14:32 RT-AC86U kernel: protocol 86dd is buggy, dev br0
Jun 25 09:14:32 RT-AC86U kernel: protocol 86dd is buggy, dev br0
Jun 25 09:14:32 RT-AC86U kernel: protocol 86dd is buggy, dev br0
Jun 25 09:14:32 RT-AC86U kernel: protocol 86dd is buggy, dev br0
Jun 25 09:14:32 RT-AC86U kernel: protocol 86dd is buggy, dev br0
Jun 25 09:14:32 RT-AC86U kernel: protocol 86dd is buggy, dev br0
Jun 25 09:14:38 RT-AC86U kernel: net_ratelimit: 943 callbacks suppressed
Jun 25 09:14:38 RT-AC86U kernel: protocol 0000 is buggy, dev eth0
Jun 25 09:14:38 RT-AC86U kernel: protocol 86dd is buggy, dev br0
Jun 25 09:14:38 RT-AC86U kernel: protocol 86dd is buggy, dev br0
Jun 25 09:14:38 RT-AC86U kernel: protocol 86dd is buggy, dev br0
Jun 25 09:14:38 RT-AC86U kernel: protocol 86dd is buggy, dev br0
Jun 25 09:14:38 RT-AC86U kernel: protocol 86dd is buggy, dev br0
Jun 25 09:14:38 RT-AC86U kernel: protocol 86dd is buggy, dev br0
Jun 25 09:14:38 RT-AC86U kernel: protocol 86dd is buggy, dev br0
Jun 25 09:14:38 RT-AC86U kernel: protocol 86dd is buggy, dev br0
Jun 25 09:14:38 RT-AC86U kernel: protocol 86dd is buggy, dev br0
I'm using an ASUS RT-AC86U router and the latest firmware version (384.10). This issue is not related to this firmware version, it's been happening since a long time, even on my previous RT-AC68U if I recall correctly.
My WAN connection is through DHCP, since I have a Peplink Balance One router doing Load Balancing. Whenever I enable IPv6 in passthrough mode, I get loads and loads of these messages on the system log:
Mar 26 09:21:23 kernel: net_ratelimit: 27 callbacks suppressed
Mar 26 09:21:30 kernel: net_ratelimit: 2 callbacks suppressed
Mar 26 09:21:35 kernel: net_ratelimit: 16 callbacks suppressed
Mar 26 09:21:43 kernel: net_ratelimit: 437 callbacks suppressed
Mar 26 09:21:48 kernel: net_ratelimit: 3508 callbacks suppressed
Mar 26 09:21:53 kernel: net_ratelimit: 1 callbacks suppressed
Mar 26 09:21:59 kernel: net_ratelimit: 24669 callbacks suppressed
Mar 26 09:22:04 kernel: net_ratelimit: 58701 callbacks suppressed
Mar 26 09:22:10 kernel: net_ratelimit: 737 callbacks suppressed
Mar 26 09:22:16 kernel: net_ratelimit: 15 callbacks suppressed
Mar 26 09:22:22 kernel: net_ratelimit: 28 callbacks suppressed
Mar 26 09:22:29 kernel: net_ratelimit: 5 callbacks suppressed
Mar 26 09:22:35 kernel: net_ratelimit: 174 callbacks suppressed
Mar 26 09:22:40 kernel: net_ratelimit: 1029 callbacks suppressed
Mar 26 09:22:46 kernel: net_ratelimit: 14 callbacks suppressed
Mar 26 09:22:51 kernel: net_ratelimit: 15 callbacks suppressed
Mar 26 09:22:56 kernel: net_ratelimit: 9 callbacks suppressed
Mar 26 09:23:01 kernel: net_ratelimit: 44217 callbacks suppressed
Mar 26 09:23:06 kernel: net_ratelimit: 104175 callbacks suppressed
Mar 26 09:23:12 kernel: net_ratelimit: 34246 callbacks suppressed
Mar 26 09:23:17 kernel: net_ratelimit: 49 callbacks suppressed
Mar 26 09:23:22 kernel: net_ratelimit: 145 callbacks suppressed
Mar 26 09:23:27 kernel: net_ratelimit: 1200 callbacks suppressed
Mar 26 09:23:33 kernel: net_ratelimit: 59 callbacks suppressed
Mar 26 09:23:41 kernel: net_ratelimit: 16 callbacks suppressed
If I connect through SSH and run dmesg, I get messages like these:
protocol 86dd is buggy, dev br0
net_ratelimit: 69 callbacks suppressed
protocol 0800 is buggy, dev eth0
protocol 0800 is buggy, dev br0
protocol 0800 is buggy, dev br0
protocol 0800 is buggy, dev eth0
protocol 0800 is buggy, dev eth0
protocol 0800 is buggy, dev br0
protocol 0800 is buggy, dev eth0
protocol 86dd is buggy, dev eth0
protocol 86dd is buggy, dev br0
protocol 86dd is buggy, dev br0
net_ratelimit: 1105 callbacks suppressed
protocol 0800 is buggy, dev eth0
protocol 0800 is buggy, dev br0
protocol 0800 is buggy, dev eth0
protocol 0800 is buggy, dev eth0
protocol 0800 is buggy, dev br0
protocol 0800 is buggy, dev br0
protocol 0800 is buggy, dev eth0
protocol 0800 is buggy, dev eth0
protocol 86dd is buggy, dev eth0
protocol 0800 is buggy, dev br0
I understand that 0800 is the EtherType for IPv4 and that 86dd is the EtherType for IPv6. But I can't figure out how to solve these error messages.
Besides that, both IPv4 and IPv6 connections work just fine.
Any ideas?
This doesn't look related to this script. Searching I found this person with similar message.
https://www.snbforums.com/threads/protocol-0800-is-buggy-protocol-86dd-is-buggy.55762/
Edit: Found here as well.
https://www.snbforums.com/threads/q...86u-kernel-protocol-0800-is-buggy-spam.61063/
No. An AC3100 can't even support that connection without QoS.would I see any improvements with this on a fiber 1.5g up/down connection?
Why kind of improvements are you expecting? I wouldn't think you would with those kinds of speeds. Most have lower speeds and want items like VOIP and video to be a higher priority than a file download or gaming. With your speeds I wouldn't think those items would get maxed out or bottlenecked.would I see any improvements with this on a fiber 1.5g up/down connection?
That is interesting. I don't use IPv6 but do share the same model as you. Might be why my log doesn't show them.You are correct.... it was just a coincidence that I only observed the errors after installing FlexQos. I will disable the IPv6 then.
It might be a router firmware issue? because I am on a AX88U using IPv6 with the script and I don't see those errorsYou are correct.... it was just a coincidence that I only observed the errors after installing FlexQos. I will disable the IPv6 then.
if you also have suricata running while using qos, you will see these messages. i did.You are correct.... it was just a coincidence that I only observed the errors after installing FlexQos. I will disable the IPv6 then.
It might be a router firmware issue? because I am on a AX88U using IPv6 with the script and I don't see those errors
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