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So there is currently in beta 5

Yes

Hi everybody. Why do I display three wan interfaces (wan, wan0, wan1) when creating a new policy? One primary (wan0), the other secondary-backup (wan1), and what is just a wan?

Of course I checked, it's empty. Let's close this topic so as not to annoy other users who have it working, otherwise they will perceive it as negative criticism from my side. Thanks again for the help.

This is your opinion, and users are only for singing praises to you, so I will silently monitor the development of your projects, even if there are mistakes in them. P.S I showed you that Scribe is configured correctly

Dear Ranger 802004, thank you for your help and an excellent script, I made a rollback to 1.5.6. I realized one thing that you can't talk about script errors here if someone works, but you don't, since it is perceived negatively by users, you need to speak only in a positive way even if...

I pointed out how it really is and if you know how to read correctly, you could understand that I made it clear that I have a problem and maybe others don't have it. I respect any work, at the same time I provided all the evidence that it does not work for me (I specify it specifically for you)...

I confirm that it doesn't work that's all, I believe my eyes, what I see. I haven't seen any other evidence that it works at least somehow. At the level of what I see and that it doesn't work, I make a statement for myself that this is useless functionality (non-working). If something works...

No, it doesn't work that way.

Well, then, roughly speaking, this is not a working functionality. I believe that this should work so that the log would be written to a separate file, and not to a general log (no matter which one). To open it at any time and copy what you need, and not look for it all in the general log. And...

I only made sure that they are not there in the specified file. Aug 24 09:29:08 router wan-failover.sh : Debug - Custom Log Path: |opt|var|log|failover.log only says that this setting is registered in the configuration, but not that logging is being conducted.

Yes, I checked, the log is empty, the monitor is silent. I wrote it like this CUSTOMLOGPATH=|opt|var|log|failover.log. I found this on the router's log page https://pastebin.com/k5JsLwaC

How to configure CUSTOMLOGPATH= correctly, just write for example \opt\var\log\****.log? If yes, then for some reason it does not work.

I have Scribe installed, I don't see the logging level. Judging by the conclusion, probably "all". /tmp/home/root# nvram get log_level 8

Yes, that's right. @Ranger802004 well done. https://pastebin.com/WgAYQY83