Sean Sauve
Occasional Visitor
Although I have had these problems in the past and I am certainly not here to waste anyone's time.
The download latest version worked 100% this time. In fact I feel dumb for saying anything at all. Well at least this time. On the other hand I am not just imagining this.
I have encountered and never reported here a few times now where I was forced to disable adguard as it starts to cause 404's and timeouts. Sometimes after an update attempt the link and domain would be down permanently.
Without knowing more about how it functions, (I installed it via the link in the menu). Also because the router is my daily home unit it is generally not something I want to mess with exactly at the time it goes down. Often I am a little desperate to be honest at that time for work and other user priorities that the router reflects.
I would try download latest version, clicking and unclicking the installed box, rebooting the router and also uninstalling and wiping Kamoj. Then reinstalling the voxel build than Kamoj. Only to find the domain would still just 404 from the Adguard link in the Kamoj menu? Puzzling? I would resort to what was described in the FAQ. In the end all I can say is there seems to be some way this gets corrupt and almost nothing fixes it.
So having a clearer grasp of how to fix it when it goes down is key. I would love to know how to flush out lingering elements of adguard as I a certain there is retention even with a Kamoj and Voxel wipe+ reinstall. So I do not know the syntax to fix it from terminal, exactly and would love to have wipe feature or better understanding.
Perhaps because I have encountered this more than once and if I am given the liberty to speculate on something I don't know that much about. I would point out that perhaps because there is no confirmation dialog or I am never certain when the install is finished before clicking away. Is this how in gets corrupt?
Thanks just trying to be useful and not irritating thanks again..
The download latest version worked 100% this time. In fact I feel dumb for saying anything at all. Well at least this time. On the other hand I am not just imagining this.
I have encountered and never reported here a few times now where I was forced to disable adguard as it starts to cause 404's and timeouts. Sometimes after an update attempt the link and domain would be down permanently.
Without knowing more about how it functions, (I installed it via the link in the menu). Also because the router is my daily home unit it is generally not something I want to mess with exactly at the time it goes down. Often I am a little desperate to be honest at that time for work and other user priorities that the router reflects.
I would try download latest version, clicking and unclicking the installed box, rebooting the router and also uninstalling and wiping Kamoj. Then reinstalling the voxel build than Kamoj. Only to find the domain would still just 404 from the Adguard link in the Kamoj menu? Puzzling? I would resort to what was described in the FAQ. In the end all I can say is there seems to be some way this gets corrupt and almost nothing fixes it.
So having a clearer grasp of how to fix it when it goes down is key. I would love to know how to flush out lingering elements of adguard as I a certain there is retention even with a Kamoj and Voxel wipe+ reinstall. So I do not know the syntax to fix it from terminal, exactly and would love to have wipe feature or better understanding.
Perhaps because I have encountered this more than once and if I am given the liberty to speculate on something I don't know that much about. I would point out that perhaps because there is no confirmation dialog or I am never certain when the install is finished before clicking away. Is this how in gets corrupt?
Thanks just trying to be useful and not irritating thanks again..