Recent content by Oferlaor

seems like the only way to activate the skill is through the app and that doesnt work for me, for some reason.

Hi all, Had a similar issue to the one described in the "WAN disconnect" thread, but also different enough so that I am opening a separate thread. I have an AC88u (i.e., non HND) running Merlin 386.5_2, it's connected via a 1Gbps WAN connection to a fiber connection, using PPPoE for...

dirty upgrade from 386.3.2 works great! I do get this at the beginning of my logs after each reboot: (there's a ton of them).

Yeah, but there were definite issues before then and reported issues of the permanent dhcp assignments and host names disappearing.

any news on DHCP issues that .4 had?

My ntp works, or seconds later it wouldn't show the right time/date and it always does. Never used that fake click trick...

I cleared that log ( https://www.snbforums.com/threads/system-log-does-not-stay-cleared-after-a-reboot.46581/) and still get it. this time, I logged in directly to the log and saw it update in real time to May 5 and log a few items. It seems that the default clock is always Jan 11... Now the...

Hi everyone. When I reboot the router (AC88U running merlin 386.3_2), I always get the same error log from January. Lots of errors like: Jan 10 18:38:50 dnsmasq[2036]: failed to send packet: Operation not permitted Jan 10 18:38:50 dnsmasq[2036]: failed to send packet: Operation not permitted...

false alarm. My main switch died :eek:

weird, but this time the issue occurred after a week. I SSH'd in and saw no dnsmasq or other curious activities. Devices just started to lose the ability to get DHCP. Rolled back to 3_2

so far, so good. More than 24h without a problem, but I do think that dnsmasq is probably at fault here and that it's a matter of time before this occurs again. Wouldn't it be better to rollout a new version with a prior version?

Removed the spaces and will check dnsmasq next time. but assuming it is the issue, I obviously don't want to issue that command daily... how do you check if dnsmasq is the root cause, by running top?

wow, I definitely have tons of spaces in mine...

you are right, the second bug is irrelevant.

Hi, after a dirty update, I got the unit to work fine with 386.4 without any noticeable hitch. However, after about 24 hours, the network started to fail. I found out that the clients that used fixed IP (there are a few, that hard wire their IP address to the same one as bound to by DHCP fixed...