Good to know, thanks.
I mean, I take credit where it's due. But in this particular users case I'm 100% sure updating amtm did not increase the speed of a third party addon.
I have no major problems with Merlin, only from the beginning when experimenting. 388.2_2 has been great with minimal config. Installed only what I need, and understand. And amtm makes it easier for us/those who still learning!Good to know, thanks.
I also know from testing that the code does its job of keeping the last saved date stamp practically seamless on routers running firmware as old as 380.70.
That tells you something about @RMerlin 's consistence of applying his magic to our routers
sh is sanity check!!!From your signature: amtm (fd,dc,ep,sh,rd)
Nice, the essential five
My verdict: Unrelated unless I’m proven wrong. Date keeper only kicks in during startup, at the earliest time possible for a script to interact. The saved date stamp is then set unless ntp has already synced.
Unrelated to any code changes, I'm pretty sure. But related to the process of updating, maybe. I have had problems with unbound misbehaving after entware updates and through the 388.2 alpha beta cycle of updates. Uninstalling/reinstalling fixes it--I just think unbound is a little tetchy about changes.
Thanks @thelonelycoder. In this release, did OpenSpeedTest Server that @SomeWhereOverTheRainBow and @JGrana worked on get integrated?
I‘m not aware it being a finished and amtm compatible addon.
Hold your horses, they may be other problems. I posted something earlier that in hindsight may be caused Router Date Keeper.
www.snbforums.com
https://www.snbforums.com/threads/cannot-install-unbound-s02haveged-404-error.85978/#post-854629Hold your horses, they may be other problems. I posted something earlier that in hindsight may be caused Router Date Keeper.
99% sure it's related to amtm 3.8.Total Lockup Following Flaky Logs
First time I've had a serious error - ever. Specs as my siggie. When I got up this morning everythiong IoT was working fine so I didn't see a problem. When I got to work I couldn't connect to my vpn to access some essential files I needed so I dashed home (10 minute brisk walk). Couldn't connect...
I don't know if entware haveged needs to be started with unbound manager, RMerlin's firmware @RMerlin comes with haveged builtin. This is the question I've been wanting to ask as which one to use if you're using unbound. If they are equal maybe unbound script executable should not include haveged startup?
Well, if you look in the git repository for that release I assume it does need to be installed. I installed Ubound before it was wiped off GIt. They're are other mirrors for it in the thread mentioned. Just stating the obvious if people now want to install it they can't. I don't know the ins and outs to why it was deleted without an answer maybe it was deleted by mistake who knows.
I have edited my OP but I always thought haveged is an entware item so if there is a script to install it, it will come from entware repository? Pardon my ignorance if this is not true.
The amtm code for Unbound Manager is perfectly fine and still correct. Rather, @Martineau has to make changes in Unbound Manager.
Gotcha
No worries man, I don't think @thelonelycoder was intending for it to come off as a gotcha. When I saw this post, I become instantly concerned that @Jack Yaz took all his GitHub materials down. I use a lot of his scripts because of their niche attributes.
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