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Hi,
which process are watched via watchdog...
i want to kill some process which i don't need (http, print, wave)
and add some new processes (dropbear)
how can i do this
what about cron...
i need periodicali send firewall output to log transfered data value
in this fw it could be possible via scp. Or am I wrong?
where and how to edit cron config?
does anybody test WPA, and afterburner in WDS?
with 1.9.2.7-2 afterburner and WDS doesnot connect (i have afterburne capable devices...rev3)
THX
You mean it does not reconnect automatically, when you disconnect it?Quote:
Originally Posted by GeorgJ
According to your logs wl500g automatically connects on the startup, when it gots manual disconnect from the web interface and then manual connect. I could not see any problems here.
Yep, the Username is an awfull string here, think this is it.
I will test it tomorrow.
To the Ftp problem:
I have anonymous login on, root login off and i ever had access to the hdd root with anonymous login, but he creates ftp_pub. Should´nt he use THIS dir with anonymous login as root, and drive root only with root login ??
Greets
yes, watchdog is take care of httpd and web camera.Quote:
Originally Posted by pipos
kill watchdog first, and do whatever you need after that.
yes, this is possible. edit crontab using vi, try googling if you're in doubt.Quote:
what about cron...
i need periodicali send firewall output to log transfered data value
in this fw it could be possible via scp. Or am I wrong?
where and how to edit cron config?
uhm.. no afaik it is working correctly (like it always already did..) right nowQuote:
Originally Posted by WlanMan
when using usernames it uses /ftp_pub
anonymous uses /
and root users /
Hi,
today i had the second time an crash of the pppoed. After a restart everything works fine. will this problem fixed i the next cr release? I want to try out 1.9.2.7 CR3a now.
Bye Enno
My FW is 1.9.2.7 CR3
Here is my log:
yesterday:
Jan 1 04:48:22 pppd[2849]: pppd 2.4.3 started by admin, uid 0
Jan 1 04:48:57 pppd[2849]: Timeout waiting for PADO packets
Jan 1 04:48:57 pppd[2849]: Fatal signal 11
Jan 1 04:48:57 pppd[2849]: Exit.
today:
Jan 1 01:00:05 pppd[71]: pppd 2.4.3 started by admin, uid 0
Jan 1 01:00:05 kernel: lp driver: get device ID
Jan 1 01:00:40 pppd[71]: Timeout waiting for PADO packets
Jan 1 01:00:40 pppd[71]: Fatal signal 11
Jan 1 01:00:40 pppd[71]: Exit.
Upgrade to CR3a as I wrote before.
Hi,
I have upgraded from 1.8.1.7-3 to 1.9.2.7-3, thanks for all the work Oleg, but I found that the router loses its LAN host name after a number of hours.
I then have to use the direct IP address for web admin and telnet. This means that samba drive mapping stop working until I reboot the router.
I have checked the hosts file and it is still OK.
The router kept its host name with 1.8.1.7-3. but samba kept failing as already described.
Thanks
Hi Oleg,Quote:
Originally Posted by Oleg
attached you will find the log after 24h, the wl500g doesn't reconnect after the ISP disconnected the line. I had manually to reconnect.
Regards Georg
Ok, I see. Same thing happened to me. ppp-2.4.3 seems to be buggy, I will probably will go to 2.4.2...Quote:
Originally Posted by GeorgJ
Also, what happened after
Jan 11 22:38:16 pppd[232]: Connection terminated.
Jan 11 22:38:16 pppd[232]: PPP session is 4339
Jan 11 22:38:16 pppd[232]: Using interface ppp0
Jan 11 22:38:16 pppd[232]: Connect: ppp0 <--> eth1
Jan 11 22:38:16 pppd[232]: Modem hangup
Jan 11 22:38:46 pppd[232]: Modem hangup
Jan 11 22:38:46 pppd[232]: Connection terminated.
?
Hi Oleg!Quote:
Originally Posted by Oleg
Nothing happened, I had to reconnect manually.
Regards Georg
Nothing? I mean do you've anything in the log below this point? Saying something like Exit?
Could you please post complete log?
Incidently I rebooted and not only reconnected the router. The log was cleared. I will send you the log after this happens again tonight, around 23:30.Quote:
Originally Posted by Oleg
Regards Georg
Ok, thanks. In the mean time I will post 1.9.2.7-3b with ppp-2.4.2, which is more stable as seems. I'm started testing it right now. This will took 24h also...
I'm new at this. I've just bought a wl500G. Reception is good for only a few metres away, but transmission failes even to a PC on the next floor in my house. I've upgrade the drivers for the PCI cards...didn't help. Fiddled with the original and a new (external) antenna and it won't work! Now i'm told your latest firmware upgrade makes it possible to control and dramatically increase the signal strenght of the 500G. Is that true and if so, how do i install the firmware on my router? (I told you, i'm new at this :) ) My operating system is WinXP.
Start by reading the manuals. How to upgrade firmware is described in detail. Doesn't harm to read first and then ask :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Michael57
Quick howto:
go to http://my.router, logon to it as admin, and go to tab system setup, click firmware update, point to directory where you have downloaded the new firmware and click update.
Wait until your browser screen gets updated and presto.
Here is the new log. It didn't reconnect at all, even not manually.Quote:
Originally Posted by Oleg
I will install the b-version.
Good Night.
Georg
Just installed this firmware for Samba. Works really flawless on my environment!
Thanx for the excellent work, Oleg!
Oleg, I've download the firmware (I've bought the wl 500g two days ago and I've tried to connect my HP 710C printer (parralel). But it still doesn't work. I've understood that with the new firmware this problem should be solved. But my system (XP-SP2) doesn't recognize the TRX extension. Which program do i need to instaal the new firmware?Quote:
Originally Posted by Oleg
your question is ANSWERED ABOVE already!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Jan Knegt
and it is in the manual
http://wl500g.info/showpost.php?p=9430&postcount=57
Also check 'reported compatible hardware' forum as well, and search the forum for how to setup printing in Windows.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jan Knegt
Using 1.9.2.7 CR3a, works great stable now for over 36 hours. The DHCP issue with incorrectly configured ISPs reported last week seems to have gone away my ISPs lease time is 3600 and 36 leases later its still going
Great stuff Oleg Thanks
Have you experienced same problems with stock ASUS firmwares?Quote:
Originally Posted by Marko
Ok Let´s go ...
- PPP now Works, but does not reconnect automatik, manual is working. I hope this is the right part in the logfile, the inet access was gone and web iface said disconnected, but still there were more of the time updates AFTER the disconnect statement. Wired ...
Code:Jan 12 14:39:50 ntp client: time is synchronized to 129.217.131.21
Jan 12 16:38:59 pppd[83]: LCP terminated by peer
Jan 12 16:38:59 pppd[83]: Connect time 18425738.9 minutes.
Jan 12 16:38:59 pppd[83]: Sent 609927283 bytes, received 157544578 bytes.
Jan 12 16:39:00 dnsmasq[49]: read /etc/hosts - 5 addresses
Jan 12 16:39:00 dnsmasq[49]: reading /tmp/resolv.conf
Jan 12 16:39:00 dnsmasq[49]: using nameserver XX.XXX.150.225#53
Jan 12 16:39:00 PPPoE: Disconnected
Jan 12 16:39:00 pppd[83]: Child process /tmp/ppp/ip-down (pid 8792) terminated with signal 11
Jan 12 16:39:02 pppd[83]: Connection terminated.
Jan 12 16:39:03 pppd[83]: PPP session is 2226
Jan 12 16:39:03 pppd[83]: Using interface ppp0
Jan 12 16:39:03 pppd[83]: Connect: ppp0 <--> eth1
Jan 12 16:39:03 pppd[83]: Modem hangup
Jan 12 16:39:33 pppd[83]: Modem hangup
Jan 12 16:39:33 pppd[83]: Connection terminated.
Jan 12 16:39:52 ntp client: time is synchronized to 129.217.131.21
Jan 12 18:39:52 ntp client: time is synchronized to 129.217.131.21
- Wondershaper works if called direktly, but how can i check if it uns with post-firewall ?
- It would be nice to have some direktory from the HD in the path, like a /tmp/harddisk/local/bin to make external software usage simpler and maybe define a common standart for this.
- Can it be that the Samba Ports are open to the Wan Port ?? I have Port 113 Open.
- To the FTP: I KNOW that the standart "anonymous" option ever used the external hd root as base, but SHOULD´NT it use /ftp_pub instead ? So that root can get complete HD access and anonymous the resreicted as usual on the inet.
Greets
"Time synchronized" message is a fake, it's actually means "I will try to synchronize time now". Yes, ppp-2.4.3 is buggy, I've "downgraded" to ppp-2.4.2 with patches and checking in right now (I will got results this evening).Quote:
Originally Posted by WlanMan
As for path: for now I'm suggesting to modify /etc/profile to set PATH and save it to flashfs. This is how I've done for me. Adding this to the firmware could result in slowness when searching for executables.
And yes, we need to make some conventions on how to use external drives. I'm thinking of mounting separate partition to /opt. Placing everything to one partition is not a good idea...
Finally I'm thinking of recompiling everything using the openwrt toolchain and making possible to use openwrt packages with rootfs.
Had sames issues with ASUS firmwares too, without full access to the system log its hard to determine what was going, but hitting the renew button on the status page fixed the problem until the next DHCP renewal at which point it would renew and then stop passing traffic until the lease was renewed manually most frustratingly sometimes it would continue to work for a number of hours without manual intervention only to stop working again.Quote:
Originally Posted by Oleg
Under 1.9.2.7 CR2 i could see renew requests been issued but no reponse. I also could see occasionally a 10.xxx.xxx.xxx address for the DHCP server when the web interface says it is 83.xxx.xxx.xxx which is a similar senario to that described in another post
1.9.2.7 CR3a has been stable for 42 hours now, just logged on over ssh and all seems well
Hi,
Like I already said in this thread, I experiment difficulties with my wireless laptop and the new fw 1.9.X.X: slower or even no responds at all when trying to surf, enter ftp or even router admin page, etc.. (this never happend to me with previuos fw).
Sometimes, WinXP pops me that my wireless connectivity is insufficient and, after a while, try to get a new address from the router dhcp server.
When connection comes back as normal and when I enter the admin page, I see that there are no entries in the "Status & Log - DHCP Leases" menu.
Could it be in relation with this issue?
"Time synchronized" message is a fake, it's actually means "I will try to synchronize time now".
- Some reason not to come by ?
As for path: for now I'm suggesting to modify /etc/profile to set PATH and save it to flashfs. This is how I've done for me. Adding this to the firmware could result in slowness when searching for executables.
- OK
And yes, we need to make some conventions on how to use external drives. I'm thinking of mounting separate partition to /opt. Placing everything to one partition is not a good idea...
- Yep, sounds good. Also i have the idea to add some plugin system to the web iface, at least for enable-disable some features and change primary settings. SSH Web config would be usefull for now...
Finally I'm thinking of recompiling everything using the openwrt toolchain and making possible to use openwrt packages with rootfs.
- Dont know what the difference are, i think you know what youre doing :)
Greets
Can't understand you.Quote:
Originally Posted by WlanMan
SSH is an advanced thing, which is requires using flashfs. So, anybody who need ssh should be able to do this from command line and I've an example on my page.Quote:
SSH Web config would be usefull for now...
Hi Oleg,
after several reboots dropbear ssh daemon stopped working.
in the log i found this:
Jan 1 01:00:22 dropbear[94]: Child connection from 158.193.86.189:4257
Jan 1 01:01:04 dropbear[103]: Child connection from 158.193.86.189:4272
when I downgraded to 1.9.2.7-2 all works fine.
I'm out of idea what it can cause
SSH client? SAMBA?
router reset, power cycled....nothing helps
Have you re-enabled flashfs after upgrade? I meanQuote:
Originally Posted by pipos
Code:flashfs enable
Yes of course...
enabled, reseted.....re-generated rsa & dss keys....nothing helps
a few minutes after upgrade I've connected via SSH, and then....after adjusting some settings (SSID, DNS, GW, IP......) it stops working.
I can log in only via telnet
(i've checked IP, mask, all settings)
Well, probably you've DNS issues - i.e. sshd is trying to resolve your host name - just waut some time...
Oke Wiz. You're right. Thanks for the quick answer en the short "how to"Quote:
Originally Posted by wiz
That was the problem....Quote:
Originally Posted by Oleg
sorry for wasting your time....
I have not looked how the time update is realised in the FW, i meaned if it isnt possible to generate the message when update succeedet, not when he tryes to.Quote:
Originally Posted by Oleg
Greets
I try 3b now.
This is in fact dropbear 0.44test4 bug - no host lookups flag is ignored...Quote:
Originally Posted by pipos
Hi,
Seems I'm th only one with problem I've described here before... and I keep on fighting it! :D
So, Could some one explain to me why there are so much and identical dhcp logs? Is it normal?
Code:Jan 14 13:45:23 ntp client: time is synchronized to time.nist.gov
Jan 14 13:46:01 dnsmasq[49]: DHCPDISCOVER(br0) 00:0e:35:39:d0:11
Jan 14 13:46:01 dnsmasq[49]: DHCPOFFER(br0) 192.168.1.28 00:0e:35:39:d0:11
Jan 14 13:46:04 dnsmasq[49]: DHCPDISCOVER(br0) 00:0e:35:39:d0:11
Jan 14 13:46:04 dnsmasq[49]: DHCPOFFER(br0) 192.168.1.28 00:0e:35:39:d0:11
Jan 14 13:46:07 dnsmasq[49]: DHCPDISCOVER(br0) 00:0e:35:39:d0:11
Jan 14 13:46:07 dnsmasq[49]: DHCPOFFER(br0) 192.168.1.28 00:0e:35:39:d0:11
Jan 14 13:46:10 dnsmasq[49]: DHCPDISCOVER(br0) 00:0e:35:39:d0:11
Jan 14 13:46:10 dnsmasq[49]: DHCPOFFER(br0) 192.168.1.28 00:0e:35:39:d0:11
Jan 14 13:46:13 dnsmasq[49]: DHCPDISCOVER(br0) 00:0e:35:39:d0:11
Jan 14 13:46:13 dnsmasq[49]: DHCPOFFER(br0) 192.168.1.28 00:0e:35:39:d0:11
Jan 14 13:46:16 dnsmasq[49]: DHCPDISCOVER(br0) 00:0e:35:39:d0:11
Jan 14 13:46:16 dnsmasq[49]: DHCPOFFER(br0) 192.168.1.28 00:0e:35:39:d0:11
Jan 14 13:46:16 dnsmasq[49]: DHCPREQUEST(br0) 192.168.1.28 00:0e:35:39:d0:11
Jan 14 13:46:16 dnsmasq[49]: DHCPACK(br0) 192.168.1.28 00:0e:35:39:d0:11 ulysse
Jan 14 13:46:16 dnsmasq[49]: DHCPREQUEST(br0) 192.168.1.28 00:0e:35:39:d0:11
Jan 14 13:46:16 dnsmasq[49]: DHCPACK(br0) 192.168.1.28 00:0e:35:39:d0:11 ulysse
Jan 14 13:46:22 dnsmasq[49]: DHCPREQUEST(br0) 192.168.1.28 00:0e:35:39:d0:11
Jan 14 13:46:22 dnsmasq[49]: DHCPACK(br0) 192.168.1.28 00:0e:35:39:d0:11 ulysse
Seems, some packets are get missed by your PC, but as soon as it got an IP address - every is fine, don't think about this. If these packets are from wireless clients and they've WPA enabled, then you could try playing with wireless drivers if you don't want for messages to appear multiple times.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spot