Arda

Hello, I'd like to disable the yellowish and green ethernet port LEDs on Orange Pi Zero. At night, it becomes quite shiny and is really disturbing. Any methods to do this on the software end? If not, I'm planning to apply some nail polish :-/ Thanks in advance,

Just saw your input, sorry I was at work. Today, I've tried both 1.9.2 and the 1.9.3 which are very recent versions released in this last 2 days, and I can confirm 1.9.3 fixed the issue on ARMBian Debian. The changelog has a line like this: I don't know if this was the reason, however one of the fixes pushed to release from 1.9.2 to 1.9.3 fixed it on ARMBian Debian (I wiped the SD card 2 times to double check). This thread can be marked as solved :-) Thanks for your time!

I've put quite a tests there in multiple platforms. Also there's another person in the thread who had my issue, please refer to that GitHub issue link I've provided earlier. I've also stumbled upon this, I don't know if this is totally related at all, available in current ARMBian Debian OrangePi Zero kernel, or the method to check the flag to be honest, but may this be the reason ? https://bugs.launchpad.net/raspbian/+bug/1183546 https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=443742

The pi-hole guide made me create a new user, but both root and the created user gives me same error. I'm installing dnscrypt-latest.tar.gz , which is 1.9.1 release. Edit: I guess this and yours are related: https://github.com/jedisct1/dnscrypt-proxy/issues/368 I'm using pi-hole (GitHub URL), which uses dnsmasq and is an ad blocker on dns level. Port 53 is not taken already by another process (please see my GitHub messages on the link). Pi-hole itself runs quite well both on Debian and Ubuntu when I set another upstream dns servers. So I believe it shouldn't be related to dnsmasq. I just want to to set dnscrypt nameservers upstream to pi-hole on Debian.

Hello, I've been trying to use DNSCrypt on ARMBian Debian on OrangePi Zero. I'm following this guide (exact revision link for future reference), and it was working great on Raspbian in Raspberry Pi, When I try the same guide, it compiles, installs successfully, runs the daemon, however it doesn't actually work, saying "connection timed out; no servers could be reached". When I'm not using daemon, and run manually, this time it says "Unable to bind (TCP)". But when I compile and use in Ubuntu, it works nicely. This is my GitHub issue on DNSCrypt repository, including all my tests and inputs: https://github.com/jedisct1/dnscrypt-proxy/issues/561 I'd appreciate your input, why it's working in Ubuntu and why not in Debian ? Images are downloaded from official link, and are version 5.2.4. Any idea would be appreciated. Thanks in advance,