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Mine is fine. I did accept the agreements, but doubt that is a factor. I wrote my own update script (updates A record with DNS provider via REST) and I logs events. This entry is immediately following reboot after upgrade: Apr 15 17:19:44: Added cron job Apr 15 17:19:44: WAN IP from...

Bit the bullet and did a factory reset, re-formatted my usb, upgraded to latest 388.1, then spent a couple of hours putting everything back in order. (Again, backups are crucial!) Everything works as before with no libssl errors. I was on 386.4 before and this debacle was the catalyst I needed...

I was using the former. For now I uninstalled and am using the firmware’s built in ntp.

FYI - ntpMerlin also breaks after upgrading. Same issue where it's trying to load 32bit libssl.so.1.1 from /usr/lib

Well, it all depends on what you’ve installed.

Here's my script, if useful: https://github.com/dfelicia/backup-merlin-linode

Yes. I rolled back everything. (Renamed /tmp/mnt/usb/entware and restored that folder from backup.)

After restoring my backup I can see what was upgraded this morning: - terminfo 6.3-1a -> 6.4-1 - column 2.38-2 -> 2.38.1-1 - zoneinfo-europe 2022f-1 -> 2022g-1 - bash 5.1.16-1 -> 5.2.15-1 - liblzma 5.2.7-1 ->...

I restored entware from backup and all is well, again. I think Scribe (or syslog-ng package) will need to be updated to work with newer cyrpto libraries.

Update: indeed it looks like an entware issue. libssl.so.1.1 was replaced by libssl.so.3, and now syslog-ng is trying to load libssl.so.1.1 from /usr/lib rather than from entware/lib.

Yes, I also upgraded entware packages this morning.

=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*= Please select an option: s checking syslog-ng daemon ... alive. checking system for necessary scribe hooks ... checking S01syslog-ng ... present. checking service-event ... present. checking post-mount ...

Thanks for the reply, @Martineau ! Yes, the actual error was "permission denied." I'm kicking myself for not backing up the log file, as it got overwritten after uninstall/reinstall. As a result of this debacle, my drive is only a month old and fsck says it's healthy. This bug report takes a...

This was not the case, and multiple restarts of unbound (and even the router) did not resolve. I don't think adblock had anything to do with it -it's just the last thing I saw in the log before the error. Anyway, let's see if Martineu has a chance to reply... no urgency, as it's all working...

Can you elaborate? How would one do this?