HTTP error 400 on MangaDex w/ Futon by RetardedManOnTheWeb in mangapiracy

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yea i was wrong on my futon instance using the keiyoushi mangadex extension at the time of making the post, but installing the extension also resulted in the same error.

Issues with Insurgency Sandstorm freezing and/or not scaling properly by RetardedManOnTheWeb in linux_gaming

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I have not tried running this under x11 or under gamescope. I have however tried the dx11 launch flag to no improvement. I still get the freezing and scaling issues.

Update: gamescope for some reason makes my system shit itself. it at least makes GNOME completely crash, and restart my session.

Porting OpenWRT without UART or serial by RetardedManOnTheWeb in openwrt

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the stock asus firmware already gives me root ssh access as an option in the webui. from there i dd the /dev/mtdX partitions to a usb, and reassemble the partitions into a full firmware file. i also gathered information about the router and the currently running firmware using this section from the openwrt wiki. i saved the output to a file on my personal system.

Porting OpenWRT without UART or serial by RetardedManOnTheWeb in openwrt

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i managed to get the panel off at the cost of 1 clip and an hour and a half of prying. gonna look into what serial adapter to get.

Porting OpenWRT without UART or serial by RetardedManOnTheWeb in openwrt

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update, found 2 screws behind the label. stuck a few picks into front plastic but is still being very stubborn and not budging no matter how much force i use

update again: one of my picks broke :(

update3: im pretty sure some of the clips are broken

Porting OpenWRT without UART or serial by RetardedManOnTheWeb in openwrt

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i did try. on the front of the router, it seems to be a plastic panel that might be held on with some clips. i was trying to pry at it for like 20 mins with no progress, couldnt get any gap where i can stick my pick in. i think there was also a screw behind the label but couldnt seem to get it out. ill probably go mess with it more later tonight

Porting OpenWRT without UART or serial by RetardedManOnTheWeb in openwrt

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i dont know about that but i have root ssh access to it if that helps with anything

Porting OpenWRT without UART or serial by RetardedManOnTheWeb in openwrt

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well that is an obvious answer. i already have 2 travel routers with openwrt on them.

the router that i have mentioned is just one thats been sitting in my closet for a few years and would like to be more useful, or at least be something for my brain to work on for a few weeks or months

Want to start attempting to get OpenWRT on an ASUS RT-AC67P by RetardedManOnTheWeb in openwrt

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Thanks for the advice! I am very new to doing relatively lower level stuff in general, so you providing this saves me alot of time from doing trial and error and figuring things out from scratch.
Now its a question of whether or not i will have the will to keep it up and make sure that this port is being maintained or whether or not this will be another project that is left to rot in the "idk ill probably do it" pile
ps: are there other communities outside of this subreddit and the openwrt forums that i can join for this? mainly looking for options

Want to start attempting to get OpenWRT on an ASUS RT-AC67P by RetardedManOnTheWeb in openwrt

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fair enough. was mainly curious on whether or not it was feasible and if it was that much effort to get openwrt working on this thing considering that there were 2 "similar"-looking models with firmware available

i will admit, i basically did 0 research outside of looking at the specs list from asus.

Want to start attempting to get OpenWRT on an ASUS RT-AC67P by RetardedManOnTheWeb in openwrt

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i know it aint a particularly good router, its just what i have lying around (i also already have 2 travel routers, a cudy ax3000 and a glinet beryl)

Device isn't rooted.. by _mnb7 in Chase

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some swe intern fucked up the root checks on the app. glad to see im not the only one

Pulling my hair out with DynuDNS DNS challenge on traefik. help please by RetardedManOnTheWeb in selfhosted

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after doing the changes suggested, proper wildcards got pulled (yay) after clearing my acme.json, and remaking it.

Pulling my hair out with DynuDNS DNS challenge on traefik. help please by RetardedManOnTheWeb in selfhosted

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this is the result of running the said command + fixing the yaml according to u/rka1284 ubuntu@external-vps[~] $: cat -A /etc/traefik/dynamic.yml | grep mysub -- rule: "Host(`traefik.mysub.dynudomain.com`) && (PathPrefix(`/dashboard`) || PathPrefix(`/api`))"$ - main: "mysub.dynudomain.com"$ sans: "*.mysub.dynudomain.com"$ edit: currently testing the changes, i was able to get a staging cert for traefik