What happened? See log file

[bertilak]

A few minutes ago I could not log into My Merlin-enabled (384.19 ) RT-AC88U. The internet light on the front of the router was out and the Wifi connection between my laptop and the router had dropped. I was pondering the situation (was about to plug laptop directly in to my internet connection) when it all came back. I captured the log file and I can see that something happened (reboot?) but am not up to understanding much of what I see in the log.

Can some kind soul look at the attached log and tell me what happened? Is my router going bad?

 

[ColinTaylor]

Unfortunately there's nothing useful in the log. In fact it looks like you've changed the syslog level so that it's suppressing most of the messages that may have been helpful.

 

[Rafael Viana]

change the log properties so we can identify the error!

then forwards the log again after restarting the equipment

 

[bertilak]

Yes, I did change the syslog level because the log was being swamped with messages that I learned here were due to a bug in ASUS's proprietary code. It seems the only choices are too many or too few log messages!

I have both "default message log level" and "log only messages more urgent than" set to "info."

Is there a better setting I should use?

EDIT: Thanks Rafael Viana. I did that.

Dec 23 07:48:40 rc_service: httpds 433:notify_rc restart_logger
Dec 23 07:48:40 syslogd exiting
Dec 23 07:48:41 syslogd started: BusyBox v1.25.1
Dec 23 07:48:41 kernel: klogd started: BusyBox v1.25.1 (2020-08-14 15:18:22 EDT)