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Update 7.3.0 has killed my connection twice.
I have had to recover from backups.
It appears to not work.
I have uninstalled Skynet.
 
Even uninstalling 7.3.0 alone doesn’t appear to cleanup the dnsmasq.conf.add ipset entry (I don’t see any code for doing it).
 
Even uninstalling 7.3.0 alone doesn’t appear to cleanup the dnsmasq.conf.add ipset entry (I don’t see any code for doing it).

WPS Reset and recovery from backups back to 7.2.5, I didn't backup 7.2.8. Cry Cry Cry!
 
Code:
curl -o /jffs/scripts/firewall https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Adamm00/IPSet_ASUS/749d59d2a6be8624ecff248fff28495c9099ece4/firewall.sh
Try some variation of this to download the 7.2.8 file. No promises.
That is the solution I used once I restarted my jffs backup. My backup was old an it had Skynet 7.2.4, but this was running ok. So I could update from 7.2.4 to 7.2.8 after all.
 
Code:
curl -o /jffs/scripts/firewall https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Adamm00/IPSet_ASUS/749d59d2a6be8624ecff248fff28495c9099ece4/firewall.sh
Try some variation of this to download the 7.2.8 file. No promises.

Thanks, I will wait for the repair.
 
Update 7.3.0 has killed my connection twice.
I have had to recover from backups.
It appears to not work.
I have uninstalled Skynet.

I installed Skynet update and immediately after that my Internet connection died. I can connect to router GUI with wifi though but no Internet connection at all.

Did my router wan just die or is this Skynet related? What should I do?

edit: restored an old jffs backup (August) with Skynet version 7.2.5. Now my internet connection works again.
 
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Even uninstalling 7.3.0 alone doesn’t appear to cleanup the dnsmasq.conf.add ipset entry (I don’t see any code for doing it).
So... If you don't have a /jffs backup, the way to completely uninstall Skyset until this is resolved is to:
  1. Using ssh, select option 15 of Skynet to uninstall.
  2. Remove orphan dnsmasq.conf.add entry:
Code:
cd /jffs/configs
rm dnsmasq.conf.add
touch dnsmasq.conf.add
chmod 777 dnsmasq.conf.add
 
Code:
curl -o /jffs/scripts/firewall https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Adamm00/IPSet_ASUS/749d59d2a6be8624ecff248fff28495c9099ece4/firewall.sh
Try some variation of this to download the 7.2.8 file. No promises.
To
Code:
curl -o /jffs/scripts/firewall https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Adamm00/IPSet_ASUS/749d59d2a6be8624ecff248fff28495c9099ece4/firewall.sh
Try some variation of this to download the 7.2.8 file. No promises.
Thanks @dave14305! To reinstall 7.2.8 in the interim (after uninstalling 7.3.0 completely), do the following from ssh:

Code:
cd /jffs/scripts
curl -o /jffs/scripts/firewall https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Adamm00/IPSet_ASUS/749d59d2a6be8624ecff248fff28495c9099ece4/firewall.sh
chmod 755 firewall
amtm
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Select installation options as normal.
 

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