Asuswrt-Merlin 380.62 is now available for all supported models.
EDIT (29/09/2016): 380.62_1 is now available, which addresses security and stability issues in OpenSSL.
The focus of this release is bug fixing and various webui tweaks and improvements. There is no new GPL code and no new driver in this release.
A factory default reset is not needed if coming from a recent version (380.60 or newer). Your mileage may vary with anything older than that.
Here is a list of the most important changes since 380.61:
Please keep posts in this thread on this specific release. Start a separate thread for general support questions.
Downloads are here.
Changelog is here.
EDIT (29/09/2016): 380.62_1 is now available, which addresses security and stability issues in OpenSSL.
The focus of this release is bug fixing and various webui tweaks and improvements. There is no new GPL code and no new driver in this release.
A factory default reset is not needed if coming from a recent version (380.60 or newer). Your mileage may vary with anything older than that.
Here is a list of the most important changes since 380.61:
- The nano text editor has been added into the firmware. This is a more user-friendly editor than vi, which will make it easier to edit custom scripts and config files over SSH. See https://www.nano-editor.org/ for the documentation.
- Passwords will no longer be visible by default on various pages. On the OpenVPN server page for instance, a checkbox must be ticked to display the current passwords. On the Wireless configuration page, you must click inside the WPA key to reveal its content.
- Redesigned the Wireless Log page, allowing to display the IPv6 of any connected client, and also providing more space to report longer hostnames.
- The WAN configuration now allows you to provide with a vendor class ID (DHCP option 60) for ISPs requiring it
- Various components updated to their latest versions: minidlna, OpenVPN, OpenSSL and nettle.
- Editing OpenVPN/PPTP usernames or passwords longer than 32 characters will no longer corrupt the list
- Numerous memory leaks were fixed in the networkmap service
- Enabling SSH brute force protection would break IPv6 on MIPS routers
- A recent version broke the filename used by IPTraffic for its database on the RT-AC88U/RT-AC3100/RT-AC5300. You might need to either re-create a new database, or rename the existing database from tomato_cstats_000000000000.gz (if it exists) to tomato_cstats_XXXXXXXXXXXX.gz, where "XXXXXXXXXXXX" is your MAC as found by running "nvram get et2macaddr" over ssh, in lowercase. Look at the tomato_rstats_XXXXXXXXXXX.gz filename if you need an example (if you have regular traffic monitoring enabled, as that file wasn't affected).
- The XSS security fixes from 3.0.0.4.380_4005 have been integrated.
- Smart Connect rules couldn't be saved on dual-band models (fix backported from 3.0.0.4.380_3941)
- Numerous other fixes and changes, please see the Changelog for complete details.
Please keep posts in this thread on this specific release. Start a separate thread for general support questions.
Downloads are here.
Changelog is here.
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