I support what merlin says, I concur 100%. I adapted the asuswrt dnscrypt-proxy installer manager file to run in a way to keep local to upstream wan dns and allow encryption to clients. There is no need for router chatter to be passed off to NextDNS anyways as it overloads the logs with useless router chatter, the moment @Olivier Poitrey and NextDNS Devs address this issue, the better it will be for their current and future customers and the overall function of the nextdns installer.This is a bad idea, yes. The router would have no way of reaching the outside world if NextDNS isn't running yet. So for instance, things like NTP updates would fail... It would most probably also break Beeline customers who need a private DNS server obtained through DHCP, which is then used to connect to the PPTP server that establishes their Internet connection.
Thank you.Please try v1.4.32, it should fix this issue. Make sure wan DNS is enabled after upgrade.
Use a better SSH client that can save passwords: https://diversion.ch/diversion/use/development-tools.htmlCan someone assist me on making a BAT file that would accelerate the login and install string ordeal?
I'm using Windows, obviously. If I could paste the password for the router, it would be great, but for some reason it refuses to accept any pasting commands and typing in that complex password is.
ssh USERNAME@IP_ADDRESS
and it logs into the router. However, at this point it's asking for password and I can't figure out an easy way to input it via BAT file. Then after password is entered, it needs to execute the NextDNS installer string. How can i do it so I don't have to manually enter all of it over and over again?
Use a better SSH client that can save passwords: https://diversion.ch/diversion/use/development-tools.html
PuTTY or which SSH client are you using?I'd prefer doing it with Windows SSH client so I don't have to fiddle with extra software.
PuTTY or which SSH client are you using?
For PuTTY see https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28197540/best-way-to-script-remote-ssh-commands-in-batch-windows
Good luck, doing a quick search I found nothing usable.Windows 10 now has SSH client built-in. It's accessible through PowerShell.
And humans have a built in system to regulate and maintain their body temperature on its own, but most of us prefer to fiddle with clothesI'd prefer doing it with Windows SSH client so I don't have to fiddle with extra software.
It's not completely what you ask for, but I put the install/update command in the script "/jffs/nextdns/update":Then after password is entered, it needs to execute the NextDNS installer string. How can i do it so I don't have to manually enter all of it over and over again?
#!/bin/sh
sh -c 'sh -c "$(curl -sL https://nextdns.io/install)"'
Thanks for your testing. We have spent a great deal of time testing and making it workable for our legacy and future users that support the amtm approach thank you for taking the time to mention that it is working for you.I have switched to the dnscrypt solution. seems to be working... and its integrated with amtm
Appreciate all the work you folks have put in. Thank You!Thanks for your testing. We have spent a great deal of time testing and making it workable for our legacy and future users that support the amtm approach thank you for taking the time to mention that it is working for you.
Does not seem to solve it?Please try v1.4.32, it should fix this issue. Make sure wan DNS is enabled after upgrade.
Does not seem to solve it?
After a reboot (from the web GUI) I could no longer access the router; neither via the web GUI nor via SSH.
After pressing the on/off button twice I could (after some time) log in and noticed that the time was again May 5...
These are my WAN DNS settings:
View attachment 21439
Did I do something wrong?
Same result:Can you turn on "Connect to DNS Server automatically" and try again please?
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