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RT-AX88U UI crashing when looking at network maps or AiMesh

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MatynK

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Just this afternoon, when I login to the web interface on my RT-AX88U I can get it to crash in a couple of ways.
1st if I click the "View List" on the network map page, it will display an empty list, then my browser says the page is slow. After a few seconds more it displays the client list, then logs me out.
2nd if I click the AiMesh tab, it goes to the screen, shows my two routers with 0 clients, then after a few second more it logs me out.
This is running Firmware 3.0.0.4.386_42095 which up to now has been running fine for 4 or 5 days without issue.
I have tried rebooting the main router and nodes, both soft and hard reboots, cycling the power.

I am not an expert in this, but looking at the last entries in the log file, I am guessing that the HTTP service is crashing and restarting each time I try this.

Anyone have any ideas ?

This is the log file and its repeated each time I try and view the client list.

Mar 14 16:29:33 watchdog: restart httpd
Mar 14 16:29:33 rc_service: watchdog 1282:notify_rc stop_httpd
Mar 14 16:29:33 rc_service: watchdog 1282:notify_rc start_httpd
Mar 14 16:29:33 RT-AX88U: start https:8443
Mar 14 16:29:33 RT-AX88U: start httpd:80
Mar 14 16:29:33 httpd: Save SSL certificate...80
Mar 14 16:29:33 httpd: mssl_cert_key_match : PASS
Mar 14 16:29:33 httpd: Succeed to init SSL certificate...80
Mar 14 16:29:33 httpd: Succeed to init SSL certificate...8443
 
So I have had a major play, dropped back to the previous version of the firmware - still broken.
Upgrades back to the latest version - still broken.

Factory reset and manually reconfigure everything from scratch with the previous settings - fixed.

The only thing I can think that has caused this is I "renamed" the devices to give meaningful names.
Some of the devices I also used custom icons instead of the stock ones available.

So one of these two things must be crashing the HTTP/S process once they have been changed for some reason.

I will re-enter all the machine names so they are meaningful again, but I will skip putting the custom icons, because my money is on that crashing the service.
 

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