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--- advanced-dhcpdns [2025/08/20 15:27] – [DHCP Client (WAN)] -Add explainer and example of custom stubby configuration via CLI hogwild
+++ advanced-dhcpdns [2025/08/20 15:38] (current) – [Custom stubby configuration] -Formatting hogwild
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 **Force TLS1.3:**  enforces usage of TLS 1.3 for encryption. It must be supported upstream.
-If you don't like the Stubby server choices available, you can create your own custom stubby configuration. The one generated via FreshTomato's web interface is located at: "/etc/stubby/stubby.yml". You can use that as a template and replace the resolvers with the ones you want and save it in the /opt or jffs partition (assuming one of those is set up). Your custom config needs to be placed at: "/etc/stubby/stubby_alt.yml". It will be used automatically when the service starts.
-For example, the following shows a custom configuration with NextDNS resolvers which is copied from the /opt usb partition as part of my wan up script.\\ Code:
-<code ->
-cp /opt/usr/my_cool_stubby_config.yml /etc/stubby/stubby_alt.yml
-service stubby restart
-</code>
-\\
  \\
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   * DNSCrypt provides encryption.
+==== Custom stubby configuration ====
+You can create your own custom stubby configuration. The stubby configuration generated via the web interface is located at: "/etc/stubby/stubby.yml". You can use that as a template and replace the resolvers with the ones you want and save it in the "/opt" or jffs partition (assuming one is set up). Your custom config must be placed in: "/etc/stubby/stubby_alt.yml". It will be used automatically when the service starts.
+ \\
+For example, the code below shows a custom configuration with NextDNS resolvers that is copied from the "/opt" usb partition as part of a wanup script.\\ Code:
+ \\
+<code ->
+cp /opt/usr/my_cool_stubby_config.yml /etc/stubby/stubby_alt.yml
+service stubby restart
+</code>
+ \\
+ \\
+ \\

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