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Hello. Have you sorted out the problem? I have exactly the same problem as you. Moreover, at the time of the test, the processor load is minimal

Thanks a lot!!! The test passed, notification is delivered!!!! I also removed --ssl-reqd in the wan-failover.sh script I needed and everything also worked!

Unfortunately not working # Server settings # SMTP="192.168.0.3" PORT="2525" PROTOCOL="smtp" SSL_FLAG="" 1. Send testmail 2. Send testmail, verbose output Enter your selection [1-2 e=Exit] 2 * Trying 192.168.0.3:2525... % Total % Received % Xferd Average Speed Time Time...

Hello. Is it possible to add a telegram notification? It is done very easily via https request BOT_TOKEN="" CHAT_ID="" curl --location --request GET 'https://api.telegram.org/botBOT_TOKEN/sendMessage?chat_id=CHAT_ID&text=hi'

Hello. I'm trying to set up sending to a simple local gateway without smtp-to-telegram authorization, but I keep getting an error. my settings: # Server settings # SMTP="192.168.0.3" PORT="2525" PROTOCOL="smtp" SSL_FLAG="--insecure" * Trying 192.168.2.3:2525... % Total % Received %...

On the new beta1 and beta 2, I can't connect to a modem plugged into the WAN port from remote client if the router is an OpenVPN client. But all local clients of this router have access to this modem. Also, if the router is in OpenVPN server mode, then all clients also have access, local and...

I will later throw off the logs about the case that I mean, namely when the script sees 100% losses, but there are no other problems (the cable is inserted, the ip is assigned). those. I would like such a setting that generally disables the wan1 check for ping, and even better if this check...

Well, I don't agree that this is correct. I'm not talking about the case when, for example, the cable is pulled out, but about the case of a very short-term loss of the Internet, for example, due to unstable mobile communications. in fact, at this moment only your script knows that wan1 is...

everything is great. I just don’t understand one thing, why does the script do something when the wan1 connection is lost. I turn off the Internet on wan1 and the script starts doing something, so even on wan0 the Internet disappears for a short time. why do something at all, if it’s enough...

It's time to make an automatic update))))))

In my case, it is quite correctly empty, after logrotate archived the log, the current log gets empty, which is why this message is shown Thank you. I'll try.

I just don't like that when logrotate archives the log, it shows a blank in the web interface. Well, or the last few lines. It would be convenient if the current log and one previous one were shown there, so the log will never be empty. For example, to show first openvpn.log.1 and after...

Is it possible to do something so that in addition to the current log, one more previous is shown in the web interface?

I pulled out the wan1 device, the Internet was gone. DNS error in browser https://pastebin.com/CLttGMmP

I understand that the bug is minor, I just saw it and asked :) I just made a /jffs/scripts/wan-failover.sh update and then ran /jffs/scripts/wan-failover.sh monitor, the bug is present.