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Looks like I'm back in action! Thank you @Martinski !! Literally right before you replied, I tried these steps thinking I would start with a clean slate: Uninstall ntpmerlin rm opt/bin/chronyc rm /opt/sbin/chronyd Reinstall ntpmerlin That didn't work because apparently I needed to remove some...

/opt/sbin/chronyd chronyd (chrony) version 4.6.1 (+CMDMON +NTP +REFCLOCK -RTC +PRIVDROP -SCFILTER -SIGND +ASYNCDNS +NTS +SECHASH +IPV6 -DEBUG) 12590 1 nobody S 9944 1.9 1 0.0 chronyd -r -u nobody -f /opt/share/ntpmerlin.d/chrony.conf 12518 1 Admin S 3424 0.6 2 0.0...

As of yesterday, I am getting the same issue reported by @maghuro I have tried your suggestion @Martinski to remove chrony and reinstall via ntpmerlin, to no avail. When I attempt to run chronyd or chronyc, I get "Segmentation Fault". Admin@zen:/# chronyd Segmentation fault Admin@zen:/#...

Ah!! Thank you! Exactly what I was looking for. Of course, the source!

Apologize in advance for noob questions, but are cloudflare IPs whitelisted by default or do I have to add them? I am exposing some self-hosted services and utilizing cloudflare as proxy. https://www.cloudflare.com/ips-v4

I might have spoken too soon. I went to bed last night feeling satisfied, but woke up to this morning with more of the same errors mentioned before. The good new is: earlier this afternoon I picked up a new SanDisk Ultra 32GB USB 3.0 flash drive, took out the old USB flash drive out, and...

I think I may have fixed my issue. After having done the steps I mentioned above, I then uninstalled ntpmerlin, then unmounted/unplugged the USB flash drive. Then re-installed the latest firmware 386.9 again. Then restarted the router. Then restarted again with the USB flash drive plugged back...

True. I've been running the router without sqlite3-cli for approx 1/2 hour now and the logs are not showing that "tainted" message anymore. So far so good, but now I'm wondering, does the native ntp server perform similarly?

Hi @Viktor Jaep, I am running into a similar issue you have described above, except mine has to do with sqlite3 and ntpmerlin: Jan 17 21:19:08 kernel: potentially unexpected fatal signal 11. Jan 17 21:19:08 kernel: CPU: 1 PID: 25392 Comm: sqlite3 Tainted: P O 4.1.27 #2 Jan 17...

OK! I think I got things up and running. I disabled JFFS scripts and configs from the GUI. Then, I checked for the correct device name and unmounted: Then I issued the command "e2fsck /dev/sda1", hitting 'y' for 'yes' for all prompts: Then I rebooted the router. Went back into the GUI...

I think it changed because I moved the disk from the USB 3.0 slot to the USB 2.0 slot (I read somewhere on the SNB forums that running scripts off USB is best when using USB 2.0 instead of 3.0. I only have the following: I tried to unmount (this time using the command line instead of clicking...

Thanks for your quick reply. I unmounted the USB disk and ran fsck. I gives me this: fsck (busybox 1.25.1, 2022-07-24 17:39:08 EDT) When I type e2fsck, I just instruction on how to use e2fsck. It appears I need to provide it with a device (along with options). I plugged my USB flash drive back...

Hi, I am running into a couple of odd things. My RT-AC86U seem to be working relatively OK (can browse the internet via VPN, access my LAN (and solidly after 4 years), but it has been acting a little funny. My internet kept dropping 1-3x daily the past few days. When I run amtm and select 'u'...

Hi, I recently purchased my own domain and am using Cloudflare as my DNS nameserver in order to take advantage of IP proxying, DDoS protection, and other services they offer. I am hosting various applications on my Synology NAS for external access and most work great. However, I found that the...

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