If you ever tried to run dnscrypt-proxy on a recent Ubuntu 18, you will likely encounter something like this: [FATAL] listen udp 127.0.0.1:53: bind: permission denied Well, turns out that the systemd configuration file isn't allowing dnscrypt-proxy to bind to priviledged ports (everything less

I've been running into this problem all the time. You do a firmware update and all your packages are gone. Probably you don't know which ones were installed. Yes, there is opkg list-installed but there is a fancy version information at the end and so on.

If you read through the OpenWRT documentation, you may think that compiling your own image or reading through the documentation is witchcraft. Well, mostly it is. But as I had to go through this on my own, I would like to share my experience with you. First, you will need

Update: Everything is online again. Nevertheless, if you're interested in a binary compiled using a recent compiler, you could download it from my blog. If not, here is the link to sourceforge which is also used by totalcmd.net: CLICK [https://sourceforge.net/projects/anyelf/files/latest/download]

I just abadoned Wordpress. Shoo, go away, I'm tired of having to update you. Every plugin is a possible exploit. Welcome to Ghost!