My friend, I failed to know which problems are happening? I read the last comment but didn't understand.v2.4.2 is now available
Changelog:
This will hopefully resolve the NTP intercept issues reported (it solves a race condition I had on reboot, in any case!)Code:CHANGE: Only redirect NTP traffic coming in on br0 (LAN)
Simply he adjust some of the code so that only NTP traffic form device connected to the router not the router itself are intercepted, this should fix the problems where the incept wasn't working properly for some people.My friend, I failed to know which problems are happening? I read the last comment but didn't understand.
Did the ntp requests aren't being intercepted?
(Failing also to understand what a race condition is. You know... Portuguese dumb guy )
nice!v2.4.2 is now available
Changelog:
This will hopefully resolve the NTP intercept issues reported (it solves a race condition I had on reboot, in any case!)Code:CHANGE: Only redirect NTP traffic coming in on br0 (LAN)
After updating, you may need to restart the firewall to flush the rulesJust in case I'm being stupid...
If I redirect the NTP traffic, then my laptop (sync to time.windows.com) will sync with the router instead, correct..?
If that's so, then I still have a problem (it stated sync success in Windows though)...
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I also highly recommend refreshing your page several times after updating the time. Sometimes you miss the status change.After updating, you may need to restart the firewall to flush the rules
If you have ipv6 enabled try disabling it and retesting the redirect.just curious. Trying to see if it is preferring your ipv6 first.Nope, still UNREPLIED...
Oh well, if it's only me just ignore it...
Disabling it for now till further confirmation...
Thank you.
My only confusion is, why it sync successfully although UNREPLIED...
Yea I think so too, I was just wondering if the responses going from the router back to the client would pass through the nat as well.You shouldn't need to filter out traffic from the router itself, as the router won't be routing it's own traffic through the NAT table. I don't think it will, anyway
If you have ipv6 enabled try disabling it and retesting the redirect.just curious. Trying to see if it is preferring your ipv6 first.
No because of the limits of asuswrt iptables. Asuswrt provides full ipv6 support but lacks in sophisticated ip6table capabilities.@Jack Yaz does the intercept re direct ipv6 traffic or am i missing something because it seems to be the issue with the devices that are having issues with the intercept enabled, that they ipv6 to get time.
So what may I ask is missing exactly?No because of the limits of asuswrt iptables. Asuswrt provides full ipv6 support but lacks in sophisticated ip6table capabilities.
Version of ipv6tables that supportds or a better nat implementation for handling ipv6So what may I ask is missing exactly?
I might ask the Asus rep I've been talking to about it mabye he can forward a request for what is missing to be implemented.
I'll see if I can pm him about it, he's pretty good when it comes to responses just have to ask.Version of ipv6tables that supportds or a better nat implementation for handling ipv6
sounds about right, but I don't think it is going to happen without having to do too much over hall on the system.I'll see if I can pm him about it, he's pretty good when it comes to responses just have to ask.
So IPv6 tables support and better Nat implementation for handling IPv6?
I just want to be sure I'm asking for the right thing.
I would love to test and give feed back, what are the changes?Any willing testers? https://github.com/jackyaz/ntpMerlin/pull/34
jackyaz commented 2 hours ago
NEW: Option to store stats and config on USB
NEW: Check and perform script updates in the WebUI (big thanks to @dave14305 for the idea and code basis to work from
NEW: Add option to change time format between 24H and 12H
CHANGED: Tooltip behaviour, show on nearest point when intersect on X axis
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