<t3sserakt>
I like to learn how OpenWrt keeps ports of natted outbound connections open for some time. Can somebody can point me to some starting point in the source?
<jow>
it does not
<jow>
it's up to applications to deal with it
<jow>
the sysctls net.netfilter.nf_conntrack_udp_timeout* and net.netfilter.nf_conntrack_tcp_timeout* control how long the kernel keeps net mappings for open, passive connections
<jow>
*nat mappings
<f00b4r0>
nbd: hi. Just in case it's relevant: in the debug output I only see "phy0" prefixed messages, nothing about phy1 despite enabling debug there and clients being connected
<t3sserakt>
jow: thx! the default value for udp (30 seconds) and tcp (10 seconds) is quite large.
<t3sserakt>
I was thinking about how I could connect two natted devices by just trying ports. If the ports open that long it should be possible to connect to a natted device, if the other natted device just starts approximately at the same time.
<t3sserakt>
s/ports open/ports are open/g
* f00b4r0
wonders if 23.05.3 is planned soon-ish
<robimarko>
There has been a lot of fixes, I agree it should happen soon
<f00b4r0>
*nod*
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<Piraty>
i want to build a factory image for wndr3700v4 , it's SOC is Atheros AR9344 , what is the config to pick in menuconfig?