Fresh install blocking many websites

Installing and Using OpenWrt
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Hello,

Yesterday had performed a fresh install restored configs.
Ever since, certain websites are not opening.
https://github.com for eg.
I had Adblock on router, I completely uninstalled the package and restarted router.
Still same issue,

Where to check on router? What is causing this issue?

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Reset again, don't restore backup, same issue ?

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You mean fresh install again?
I am not using squashfs

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Fresh (re)install then...

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I can still do a custom build and flash it right?

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Point was not to do any customizing, but yes.

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tcpdump-mini netdata lsof ip-full jq resize2fs dropbearconvert cifsmount coreutils-base64 kmod-crypto-acompress coreutils-dd kmod-usb-net-cdc-mbim msmtp losetup luci-ssl curl parted bind-libs conntrack sshpass bind-dig luci owut fdisk kmod-lib-lzo blkid -nftables

Any of above packages could be problematic with respect to my issue?
Above are I am planning to use for custom build.

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They shouldn't be, but I wanted to check if it's openwrt or config related.

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Got it. Will flash and check.

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This could be a problem. Why are you removing this?

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I am not removing this. It’s already showing in my owut list command.
Yesterday I did custom build including that package and flashed

Or are you saying, since I did custom build with -nftables and - on it made custom build remove the package?

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Yes, the - means to omit/remove the package.

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Oh.
I now switched back to yesterday sdcard and everything working except luci, Look at my current owut list command output. There it’s showing with -


root@OpenWrt:~# owut list
tcpdump-mini luci-app-adblock netdata lsof ip-full jq luci-mod-system kmod-lib-crc-ccitt resize2fs getrandom dropbearconvert luci-theme-bootstrap kmod-pppoe cifsmount coreutils-base64 libf2fs adblock kmod-crypto-acompress luci-mod-status coreutils-dd kmod-usb-net-cdc-mbim luci-app-firewall msmtp losetup luci-ssl curl luci-app-package-manager parted luci-proto-ppp luci-mod-admin-full luci-base bind-libs luci-proto-ipv6 kmod-ppp libpcap kmod-hid-generic conntrack sshpass libuclient bind-dig luci owut fdisk luci-light kmod-lib-lzo blkid luci-mod-network kmod-hid -nftables
root@OpenWrt:~#

So next time I do custom build, I should do with nftables ?

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Is there a reason you won't test an image from downloads.openwrt.org ?

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I'm pretty sure nftables-json is in defaults on that device (it is for everything else), so that's basically a nothing burger. (Just for background, there is no nftables package, it's a "capability" that's provided by either nftables-json or nftables-nojson, can be seen by opkg whatprovides nftables; same thing for wget, which is not a package, but can be provided by 3-4 real packages.)

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