With the help of this howto it should not be problematic to adjust the configuration for similar routers. These are easy to configure and all you need it to import the iOS configuration file "Servers grouped UDP" and add your Perfect Privacy user credentials and the DNS servers.įor this howto we used a WRT54GL router. Hidemyass has tested vpn configurations on the following routers: Asus RT-N16, Asus RT-N66U, Asus RT-AC66U, Asus RT-AC68U and Asus RT-AC87U. You can find the pre-configured routers for Perfect Privacy here.Īn alternative to routers pre-flashed with DD-WRT or TomatoUSB is using Asus router with the original firmware. Note that when ordering routers in the USA, it cannot be guaranteed that the hardware has not been tampered with, according to journalist Glenn Greenwald. When ordering a router from Flashrouter you have the option to have it come with either DD-WRT or TomatoUSB. Perfect Privacy offers pre-configured routers in cooperation with. If something goes wrong when flashing the firmware you might brick your device – depending on your router this might be hard to impossible to fix.
#TOMATO SHIBBY WEBMON INSTALL#
You should have some basic experience with routers and computers to install and configure the TomatoUSB firmware. This how-to is for experienced users only. I just need these logs to work - Shibby is so close to ideal for me.Note: This is a translation of the German how-to provided by Gerd and JackCarver in the German Forum. I think I have taken the "self-help" as far as I can without needing to delve into git and compiling my own version - which is a whole new ballgame for me. Others' thoughts would be very welcome (please). So, it seems that the problem can be "fixed" in the bash script, but whether this is the right thing to do I guess depends on what the expected behaviour is for the command currently in the script (without the " -max_domains" argument). The same is likely true for the " -domain_load_file" (and equivalent search parameters) but I haven't managed to decipher what files are used and when at the moment. I've tried this manually a number of times - with and without the " -max_domains 2000" - and it is consistent. If the " -max_domains 2000" is added to the command in the script, everything works as expected. Iptables -t filter -A monitor -p tcp -m webmon -clear_search -clear_domainĪfter the above command, although a cat of iptables shows " -max_domains 2000" (see original post), it behaves as if it was " -max_domains 300". I have queried the iptables - as I have seen in various places in my searches, I am no expert here - and it shows the following. Having spent a lot of time trying to research this problem with no luck (I feel like I am in a minority of one when it comes to this issue), I was hoping someone can either point em in the right direction for a solution or provide me with some additional info to continue with my "self-help". From memory, the first backup worked fine (something like 650 entries) but since then it has been stuck at exactly 300 entries every day. Limits on the web usage log settings page are set to 2000 but the compressed backup only ever contains 300 lines. Unfortunately, despite the initial success, I have noticed that saved logs seem to be limited to 300 lines. To address this, I got hold of a WNR3500L (v1) and put one of the larger Shibby images on that instead ('Tomato Firmware MIPSR2-124 K26 USB VPN' according to the About page). The WNR2000v2 needs a 'mini' firmware installed which doesn't seem to include CIFS (and there is no USB port on the device) so I couldn't offload the backup. Initially, I installed Shibby on an old WNR2000v2 I had laying around and the logging seemed to provide the information I needed so I am pleased with that. After some research, I chose Shibby as the variant I needed as it provided the additional backup feature as I needed logs to be saved on a device so that I could look at them later without having to do anything complicated. I have been looking at Tomato for its web usage logs. A quick heads up - I am very much a beginner with Tomato (and, to a degree, linux) so apologies if I come across somewhat uneducated compared to some here.
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