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This request was completed @JGrana and @Tech9 and merged into the dev version of scMerlin yesterday. https://github.com/AMTM-OSR/scMerlin/pull/71 Just waiting a bit longer before merging to production.

Happy to help where I can. So with a target value of 2, your script will only detect AiMesh nodes, and not APs/repeaters. If the script is designed to work on APs/Repeaters, than you should also allow values of 3. Maybe something to test at some point? Unless of course you already know how it...

As long as your using it to cross reference specific device roles you wish to target as I described above, you'll be fine going forwards. 👍 It should exclude devices like media bridges once correctly implemented.

I may as well share some of what we discovered about 8 months ago when we ran into similar issues with our AiMesh info screen. From what we found, there are two different NVRAM values that are useful here: 1. asus_device_list This appears to be a more persistent list of paired or remembered...

If you want to try it now, the build artifacts are already there: https://github.com/gnuton/asuswrt-merlin.ng/actions/runs/22862863202

Seems like a plausible answer. Just for some perspective, I have all these add-ons installed that he listed above, plus more, all of which are actually configured and working without any issues across multiple routers on both 3004 and 3006 firmware. Uptime is as long as the last firmware...

I thought about it more over night, and came to the conclusion I like the idea. If nothing else, it could help offset some of the negative publicity scMerlin has had in the past. We all know RMerlin’s guidance was specifically about this one feature, not the entire add-on. Maybe we can shift...

It's not a bad idea. I haven't seen the new method break anything yet, but might be a smart way to help curb potential issues down the road and give some control to users that might be concerned about such a thing.

My honest opinion, not really. But that answer is subjective and will change based on who you ask and what experience they had... ScMerlin was the only one I've ever seen RMerlin speak out against. The truth is many add-ons/scripts are still actively developed by their owners, so any issues get...

😄 Guilty as charged. I actually tried pasting the real, working helper functions here, but the forum kept throwing: (“Oops! We ran into some problems…”) even when wrapping everything in "[.CODE]…[./CODE]" So the snippet I posted is the “essentials only” version without the forum thinking I'm...

Hi @Tech9 ! Seems your lining me up to speak about it's current state, so just a quick update in that regard. :) I wanted to circle around and say historically I agreed with your statement 120%. I've seen RMerlin recommend to not install it due to exactly this reason first hand in 2024 here...

I realize this thread has found it's answer, and has gone over 2 different methods (with SSH keys and an opkg package installation) But for completeness in case someone else finds this thread some day, I'll mention a 3rd way to pull node data from the primary router. (Which doesn't require...

While I don't believe your issue is related to the version you have installed, as a rule of thumb I do not normally assist in troubleshooting outdated add-ons. Any reason your not up to date? That being said for now I'll ask this; do you notice a similar issue with the built-in bandwidth...

Let me know if you encounter any issues or have any other questions. :)

RIght now, looking at your screenshot, your looking at the WebUI, not the SSH/CLI window. (Just for clarification) So steps from the WebUI: if you want to do it manually right this second, you would check the "bypass postponed days" and then click "F/W update check". Otherwise if you want to...

You have to re-enter the entire list Everytime you want to add something. If you only add one country, then it will remove the others from the list. IIRC, No comma , just spaces between them all.

@dave14305 Did you toss your ASUS router when you migrated to your GL-iNet GL-MT6000?

I'm at the office now, but let me take another poke at it tonight and see if I can find any other clues. It is really part of the "fun" of working on closed source stuff, all I can do is run different tests to try and get a better idea of what the "black box" is doing.

Upload test does show up under "Upload", but not the download test, no. If the download test packets was put in the VPN upload class, I'm assuming I would see the download tests show up under Upload in the Graph? No? For OpenVPN, it really does look like this below. Upload is found and...

1. Load skynet 2. Select option "2" 3. Select option "4" 4. It will list your currently banned countries Example: Select Menu Option [1] --> Unban [2] --> Ban [3] --> Malware Blacklist [4] --> Whitelist [5] --> Import IP List [6] --> Deport IP List [7] --> Save [8] --> Restart Skynet...