A konečně hřeb dnešního podvečera: #turris Modrák

Dokonce si myslím, že jsem ho teď nedávno kvůli bráchovi upgradoval na nový turrisos s btrfs, ale vlastně nevím, jak to dopadlo, takže prostě #rozdavam tak jak je, radši někomu technickému, kdo si s tím případně poradí.

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@turris @quad9dns Help please?

Feb 27 07:47:46 router kresd[10468]: [tls_cl] failed to verify peer certificate of 9.9.9.9#00853: The certificate is NOT trusted. The revocation or OCSP data are old and have been superseded.

#turris #turrisomnia #quad9

I have an issue with port forwarding on my turris omnia router.

I added a port forwarding rule for Port 80 & 443 from wan to lan.

When NAT relfection is enabled, I get the webserver port forwarding is configured to when trying to access the web interface of the router. With NAT reflection disabled the oppsite happens: When acessing the external IP-Address I get the routers web interface. Both cases are from inside the lan, wan side works as expected.

Anyone an idea?

#openwrt #turris

The good old freezer trick ... (aka receipt for dead devices)

My Turris Omnia NG router was dead. No lights nowhere. I took out the installed NVMe SSD. I took out the RTC battery. Nothing helped. The display stayed black, the etherenet ports didn't blink at all.

So I unplugged everything and put the power supply and the router into the freezer for half an hour. Then I took everything out, waited another half hour and plugged everything back together and ... the router lived again!

(Sometimes «fixing» things can be really strange.)

#Freezer #DeadDevice #Trick #Turris #OmniaNG #repair @turris

I recently acquired a new Turris Omnia NG router from @turris to take advantage of my new 10 Gbit/s internet speed from my provider Init7. Now I was really curious about my actual speed ...

This led me to LibreSpeed (https://github.com/librespeed), an Open Source speed test tool which is working by default with PHP. Unfortunately the router isn't powerful to provide reasonable measurements because the chunk files to test the download speed are generated by PHP and openssl. This appeared to be a bottleneck.

So I was tinkering a little bit and created a NGINX backend for LibreSpeed which doesn't rely on PHP.

Now I have put together this in a GitHub comment: https://github.com/librespeed/speedtest/issues/375#issuecomment-3769211254

(I still rely on PHP to get the IP address and to store the measurements though, but this is lightweight enough for the router.)

Try it out yourself: https://speedtest.momou.ch

#speedtest #Internet #OpenSource #LibreSpeed #PHP #measure #tinkering #nginx #turris #omnia #Init7

Apparently the #Turris Omnia NG chipset is really not a fan of old Cisco 1GbE copper SFPs, all TP ports refused to come up when booting with such an SFP inserted.

This, plus an automated update while I was off elsewhere turned out to not be a good combination. Not that I particularly blame the device, those old SFPs aren't the best.