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Dirty flashed, no issues.

Dirty flashed. No issues.

I think it was, after setting the log file location it seems I am no longer having an issue with viewing in the browser. I will keep an eye on it.

username@DSL-AC68U-0628:/tmp/home/root# cru l 00 2 * * Thu sh /opt/share/diversion/file/update-bl.div reset #Diversion_UpdateBL# 20 5 * * * sh /opt/share/diversion/file/rotate-logs.div #Diversion_RotateLogs# 20 17 * * * diversion count_ads count #Diversion_CountAds# 5 0 * * * /opt/sbin/logrotate...

I just reset the logs on Skynet, and set the log file location using this command: sh /jffs/scripts/firewall settings syslog /opt/var/log/skynet-0.log Not sure if that will fix it, I don't see a command to set the log to collapse hourly in the Skynet command.

Yeah I think I have been running with the default 4MB. I was trying to lower it to 1MB to see if that helped but wasn't sure how to do it properly or if it would resolve the issue. Here is the ls output: username@DSL-AC68U-0628:/tmp/home/root# ls -lart /opt/var/log -rw-r----- 1 nobody...

Updated, no issues.

I'm still getting heavy lag in the browser when viewing scribe logs. I saw comments saying reduce the log sizes. But I am not finding it clear how to go about that. Can someone explain what I need to do to set a default setting that won't lag the browser?

Apologies, and thanks for linking the thread.

So would these commands need to be entered for every site that is being blocked or is there a way to enable it for all sites?

Has anyone tried getting a deep packet inspection blocker running on our routers? I've come across these projects that implement DPI blocking. Windows - https://github.com/ValdikSS/GoodbyeDPI Linux - https://github.com/bol-van/zapret/blob/master/docs/readme.eng.txt NodeJS -...

I wasn't using Dual WAN. I was using the default setup wizard for configuring DSL and did the same steps as I did on stock to get internet working. I was not getting any internet access with the gnuton builds. WebGUI would show DSL as being setup and connected but there was an issue with DHCP so...

I managed to flash an old merlin RT-AC68U firmware that was small enough (<35mb) not to crash the recovery tool, from there with access to the WebGUI I was able to enable SSH and FTP transfer 384.15_0-gnuton0_alpha1 then flash with mrt-write2. However internet access via the DSL connection said...

Did alpha2 change the partition size? I can't put firmware bigger than around 33mb now after alpha2. Flashed ddwrt for rt-ac68u at 28mb and it worked to let me see a web gui, but anything above 33mb fails to flash from the recovery tool. Can't find dsl-ac68u stock firmware within that size, not...

How did you fix it? I've tried firmware restore tool and tftp to put both stock and stable on the router and both keep failing to transfer.