It indeed happened that the default GW provided on various network interfaces was the router that we do not want to be the GW.  In our case the OpenWRT Raspberry Pi 2 became the GW for any hosts dynamically getting an IP.  So all requests, were sent via the Raspberry Pi 2, which is not […]

OpenWRT links /etc/resolv.conf to /tmp/resolv.conf and only adjust entries in /tmp/resov.conf if $localuse is enabled in the UI: The above entered as text, is: DHCP and DNS -> [General Settings] -> [Local domain] : openwrt.mds.xyz mds.xyz nix.mds.xyz mws.mds.xyz DHCP and DNS -> [General Settings] -> Allow localhost : Yes DHCP and DNS -> [General Settings] -> Local Service […]

This use case scenario is aimed at those folks who are developing on their local environment and need to trust a set of certificates. This is so they are not always prompted for verification to a domain they know is already trusted and safe.  Despite that site having self signed certificates as is the case […]