And I just updated to RMerlin 384.8 which was released last night
thanks for the Heads-Up on that, I need to update mine also
For those that are interested, changelog below for reference:
384.8 (2-Dec-2018)
– NOTE: Asus has put the RT-AC56U on their End of Life
list, meaning no further firmware releases from
them. Since it’s impossible for me to support
models without matching GPL releases from Asus,
I also have to retire the RT-AC56U. 384.6 is
the final release for that model.
– NOTE: The RT-AC3200 and RT-AC87U are not supported by this
release, Asus hasn’t released any updated code yet for
these models.
– NEW: Added RT-AX88U support (based on GPL 384_4736).
– NEW: Merged with GPL + binary blobs from 384_32799 (all
supported models except RT-AX88U)
– NEW: Add LZ4 V2 option to OpenVPN compression
(more effective at handling already compressed
data)
– NEW: Added “extend” support to SNMP.
– NEW: Added CleanBrowsing to DNSFilter supported services.
– NEW: Webui HTTP LAN port can now be changed from the default 80.
– NEW: Added support for the Netfilter TEE target.
– CHANGED: Removed watchdog from OpenVPN clients, to avoid
conflicting with more advanced configurations.
– CHANGED: Vsftpd TLS mode will now reuse the web server
certificate (including any Let’s Encrypt generated
one).
– CHANGED: SSL crypto/cipher hardening for httpd (themiron)
– CHANGED: Syslog will now ignore bwdpi debug output (themiron)
– CHANGED: Reworked Wireless Log page, adding a new button to
view low-level details (what stock firmware shows
on its Wireless Log page), and removed redundant
option to display DFS channel details.
– CHANGED: Update dnsmasq to 2.80-11-g59e4703 (themiron)
– CHANGED: Updated nettle to 3.4
– CHANGED: Updated net-snmp to 5.8
– CHANGED: Updated openssl to 1.0.2q
– CHANGED: Migrated /jffs/ssl/* content to /jffs/.cert (to
share the same folder used by Asus stock)
– CHANGED: Re-enabled WTFast on non-HND models (curl-related
crash has been fixed). This is still untested.
– CHANGED: Updated CA bundle to October 17th 2018 version.
– CHANGED: Support search domains pushed by a remote OpenVPN
server
– FIXED: UOPNP port forwarding not working in CGNAT/double NAT
scenario even if proper ports were forwarded upstream.
– FIXED: Pages based on table.js (like the port trigger one)
would fail to work properly under Firefox
(Michael Ziminsky)
– FIXED: Dnsmasq issues when running in non-router mode
(John Bacho)
– FIXED: Routing issues when in non-router mode (John Bacho)
– FIXED: Bug in curl that could cause some applications to
crash on non-HND models
– FIXED: IFTTT failing to start on non-HND models (caused by
curl issue).
– FIXED: Webui could complain about port 8080 being reserved for
http WAN port (which is no longer supported)
– FIXED: Cannot change image for device with a vendor name
containing an apostrophe (like Micro-Star int’l)
(Asus bug)
– FIXED: OpenVPN client download was capped by Adaptive QOS
upload limit (fix devised by FreshJR)
– FIXED: OpenVPN custom config might be lost after a reboot
on the RT-AC86U.
In a completely sane world, madness is the only freedom (J.G.Ballard).
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