Not sure what is meant by your use of 'cadence', butAfter updating to the latest Merlin beta and ensuring all addons are updated, I checked Unbound status and notice that it's still on 1.12, though 1.13 was released at the beginning of December: https://nlnetlabs.nl/projects/unbound/download/#unbound-1-13-0
What is the normal cadence for unbound_manager to update unbound when it is updated? I ran an update from within unbound_manager, but it stayed on unbound 1.12.
unbound_manager.sh
only installs the current version of unbound
available in the Entware repositoryopkg list unbound-*
unbound-anchor - 1.12.0-1 - This package contains the Unbound anchor utility.
unbound-checkconf - 1.12.0-1 - This package contains the Unbound DNS configuration checker utility.
unbound-control - 1.12.0-1 - This package contains the Unbound control utility.
unbound-control-setup - 1.12.0-1 - This package contains the Unbound control setup utility.
unbound-daemon - 1.12.0-1 - This package contains the Unbound daemon including 'libevent', 'libmnl', and 'libpthread' to better handle large networks with heavy query loads. Options are available under libraries/network/libunbound to custom trim Unbound for smaller targets.
unbound-host - 1.12.0-1 - This package contains the Unbound DNS lookup utility.
unbound-*
releases rollout.Use of cadence as in frequency of updates, though you already answered that it is decoupled from unbound_manager and based on Entware.Not sure what is meant by your use of 'cadence', butunbound_manager.sh
only installs the current version ofunbound
available in the Entware repository
so it is up to the Entware maintainers to manage theunbound-*
releases rollout.
This Is The Way.No need to reboot, but will need restart unbound.
Or, you can use advanced mode and change it in memory using the command:
"ox serve-expired-ttl 86400"
I started this comment in the 386.1 thread but now believe it belongs here. I have Unbound and Skynet only installed. I use Unbound's Adblock, DNS, GUI and Youtube options. After a reboot or power cycle the GUI is gone except for the small box with stats in it, the pie charts are gone. It works fine until the reboot. Refreshing the log doesn't help.
I move this comment here because the same thing occurs on my friend's AC86 with 384.19 and the same options.
Stumped, what are we doing wrong?
It is shown every 15 minutes."Attempting to Download 1 of 1 from https://urlhaus.abuse.ch/downloads/rpz/"
"Reload unbound for zone named rpz.urlhaus.abuse.ch"
After updating the router and the nodes from 384.19 to 386.1 beta 5 ...
I am seeing in the system log the following message
"Attempting to Download 1 of 1 from https://urlhaus.abuse.ch/downloads/rpz/"
"Reload unbound for zone named rpz.urlhaus.abuse.ch"
You have enabled the DNS firewall inIt is shown every 15 minutes.
Is this normal? I didn't see this under the 384.19 firmware.
Unbound seems to be working Ok.
unbound_manager
and this creates a cron job every 15 minscru l
<snip>
*/15 * * * * /jffs/addons/unbound/unbound_rpz.sh download #Unbound_RPZ.sh#
I'm currently running the latest RMerlin fw beta5. What's the command to also try running the latest unbound beta script? Thanks.
Unbound - SafeSearchEnforcement with unbound.
For those who want to enforce safe search with unbound..... #!/bin/sh URL="https://www.google.com/supported_domains" FILE="/etc/unbound/unbound.conf.d/safesearch.conf" #this can be where-ever your unbound config storage is. You will have to use include: option inside the main unbound.conf...www.snbforums.com
The graphs and text data are available soon after restart of Unbound, but not 59 minutes past. A reboot will always clear the data and it takes several minutes for the small text data section to re-appear. How do I save that "cru l" readout? It displays with about 10 lines of data but how to copy? I'm new at this, what a surprise!When does the graph work? After you simply restart unbound? Do you immediately get graphs after restarting unbound or do you need to wait until 59 minutes past the hour?
can you share the output of “cru l”?
The db which holds the data is located in /opt/var/lib/unbound/unbound_stats.db.
what is the file size after reboot? Wonder if you have an issue with that file being corrupt. Could try to erase both db files and see if they recreate fine.
The graphs and text data are available soon after restart of Unbound, but not 59 minutes past. A reboot will always clear the data and it takes several minutes for the small text data section to re-appear. How do I save that "cru l" readout? It displays with about 10 lines of data but how to copy? I'm new at this, what a surprise!
No history, no graphs, just the small printed stat box which is also blank for a few minutes. No errors in log. Can uninstall GUI interface and reinstall which fixes issue too, I forgot to say, until reboot.Given that it isn't related to waiting until the 59th minute of the hour, it is likely based on something else, so the CRU L command isn't needed.
Does the graph at the top (the % of hits) have a history once it starts drawing? Or is it empty with only details since the restart?
Any unbound errors in the syslog?
Yes you may use beta v3.22@Martineau
- Just checking, is there an upgraded version of Unbound planned for the just released v386?
- Any way to use a beta version until an upgraded version is released via amtm?
Unbound - unbound_manager (Manager/Installer utility for unbound - Recursive DNS Server) - General questions / discussion thread 2
whats the differenz from default to 24 hours ?www.snbforums.com
Unbound 1.13 will get picked up in the next Entware release because OpenWRT has already updated their master. I don’t see any sign of them including (i.e. building) the NTS variant of chrony so you may way to update your github issue again as a reminder to them.@Martineau , do you have any insight as to if/when the Entware guys will update to Unbound 1.13?
Waiting on chrony with NTS as well - hopefully both will be released at the next opkg update.
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