[badwizard]

I got busy and jumped ahead a release. It is still present in r47581.

I can work around it and I had already made manual changes to make it function. I'm mostly reporting for bug purposes.

Even better is disabling the transprent proxy doesn't fix the bug. I have to apply changes under the nat/qos tab to get the tables to regenerate properly.

This 1900ACS isn't long for this world and I'm going to replace it soon. If you would like the little beast I'll ship it off when I have a new dd-wrt router.

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root@GarageMonster:~# iptables-restore /tmp/.ipt
iptables-restore v1.8.5 (legacy):
The "nat" table is not intended for filtering, the use of DROP is therefore inhibited.


Error occurred at line: 10
Try `iptables-restore -h' or 'iptables-restore --help' for more information.

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[badwizard]

Send me an addy in message and a good suggestion for a modern replacement and it is yours! (It should run dd-wrt Double plus points if I can solder on a serial cable.)

I ended up back on the v3.0-r47581 build after bouncing around builds and it is not dropping wireless and doing other odd things at the moment. There is certainly something strange going on if I try the transparent proxy and maybe more then the nat table at play.

I found out last night that the aforementioned bug is still there, but simply using apply in the NAT tab isn't really enough. Some forums actually stop loading the comment thread. I rebooted and corrected that issue.

If I were a good person I would compare table output from impacted to functioning. My heart just isn't in it since I want to upgrade the hardware. Both the upstairs buffalo and this 1900 are showing their age.

If I were a better person I would fix the bug in the first place.

[blkt]

Recommended (minus x86): R7800 (XR450/XR500), R9000 (R8900/XR700), R7500v2, EA8500 (serial flash)

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PM Sent.