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On mine it shows IP address but not login user for web access. For SSH access it is showing both, but only in the context of the key pair I use to login. Passwords are not shown as you would expect for a plain text log file. grep -E "HTTPD|dropbear" /tmp/syslog.log*

I had tried running ssd_trim.sh against my Samsung T5 500GB USB SSD. It had not worked because changing provisioning_mode from full to unmap would fail. However, I kept my updater script and ran it today. Well, something did change yesterday and the trim from the new version of ssd_trim.sh...

My asd.log looks similar. Asd is scanning /jffs filesystem. How do I know? I was trying to create a script in /jffs/scripts called update.sh. Asd kept deleting it. I had to choose another name.

It appears that Asus adopted the Linux standard sometime after your router. There would be a symbolic link from /etc/localtime to the corresponding file in the IANA timezone directory structure. This is what Linux uses if TZ is not defined. On my system, /etc/localtime points to...

On the subject of Asus router date/time/daylight saving time, I wrote a sanity checker script which attempts to display your router's settings in an easier to understand format echo "========================================================" asus_timezone=$(nvram get time_zone) echo "Daylight...

As the common linux filesystems are not persistent through reboots with Asus Busybox linux, persistent data is stored in the /jffs filesystem or nvram. I think the time zone is stored in nvram /tmp# nvram show | grep time_zone time_zone=EST5DST time_zone_dst=1...

I think the best that can be done under the circumstances is using the Z and z format options to the date command in one's scripts /tmp# export TZ=EST5DST /tmp# date +"%A, %B %d, %Y %r %Z %z" Wednesday, December 03, 2025 03:32:38 PM EST -0500 /tmp# export TZ=GMT /tmp# date +"%A, %B %d, %Y %r %Z...

/tmp# export TZ=EST5DST /tmp# date Wed Dec 3 01:36:40 EST 2025 /tmp# export TZ=UTC-3_1 /tmp# date Wed Dec 3 09:36:45 UTC 2025 /tmp# I think Tarek's timezone should be AST but it displays as UTC for me. This is router level, though, not something VPNMON could address. Asus busybox seems to...

For DNS-over-TLS using free DNS from Control D, use the following four IP addresses: 76.76.2.11 76.76.10.11 2606:1a40::11 2606:1a40:1::11 Use the following on all four lines for TLS Hostname: no-ads-porn-gambling-typo-malware.freedns.controld.com You need to type into the boxes for each line...

I have not tried AdGuard, but if you choose Diversion, here are the custom blocking lists: https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/hagezi/dns-blocklists@latest/dnsmasq/pro.txt https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/hagezi/dns-blocklists@latest/dnsmasq/tif.txt...

I am seeing OUTBOUND blocks in the private LAN br0 from LAN hosts to broadcast addresses. 224.0.0.1 224.0.0.22 224.0.0.251 239.255.255.250 239.255.255.251 255.255.255.255

Logging of invalid packets results in Rule Integrity Violation - [ #24 ] regardless of whether you use the default or custom blocklists # iptables --line -nL logdrop Chain logdrop (10 references) num target prot opt source destination 1 LOG all -- 0.0.0.0/0...

I have had a good experience with the list from @Viktor Jaep I exclude a large list aimed at folks with VOIP servers. ## Counters / Lists ## blacklist1count="161233" blacklist2count="12051" customlisturl="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ViktorJp/Skynet/main/filter.list" customlist2url=""...

🎵 Just wiped out Tomato Town 🎵

I have not used it, but one offs to denylist are added via the diversion command line interface options "el" and "2". Your denylist has these 0 entries: ____________________________________________________ 1. Add domain 2. Delete domain 3. Process denylist 4. Sort and verify denylist...