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Thanks for the clarification cmkelley. I’m not sure how the include got to the bottom of the config file, but I know that I have had some issues with scribe recently where it stopped working for reasons unknown. There were a couple of times where I checked the config file and the only thing...

I recently noticed in my logfiles that messages were being duplicated in both the system log messages and the customized log messages configured through the /opt/etc/syslog-ng.d directory. I finally tracked it down to where the @include “/opt/etc/syslog-ng.d/“ Line occurs in the syslog-ng.conf...

Cool!

Any work being done on AiMesh integration with YazFi or is this a non-starter?

If you want to integrate some logging from your nodes into the router logs, you can read this thread ...https://www.snbforums.com/threads/feature-to-support-aimesh-node-s-log.69868/

Great job @pdc and good comments @CaptnDanLKW. Offhand, I think a script could be written that could handle the setup on the node, I.e check for the status of the jffs to see if it is enabled to run scripts and if not, enable it and reboot, otherwise setup the services-start script to kill the...

I think I read that the error does not affect the functioning of the router, so you can just ignore it (at least that's what I do). Lots of other threads on that subject here, so you can search it up if you'd like.

I used this from another post I found on the site and it seemed to work. You have to execute it on the node. nvram set jffs2_scripts="1" nvram commit reboot

That’s great! Did you have to put entware on the nodes as well? My solution was definitely a quick fix only to get something up and running. Yours could possibly be rolled completely into scribe as an install on node option with a couple of standard filters to be displayed in uiScribe on the...

Thanks @eibgrad !

Any advice as to blocking every device from accessing the internet during a specific time period and then letting a trusted subset through using IPTABLES? For example: # Prevent all devices from accessing internet iptables -I FORWARD -i br0 -m time --timestart 00:00 --timestop 06:00 --weekdays...

So I enabled custom scripts on the Aimesh node, created the services-start file, changed its permissions to execute and called another executable script I had created that contains the following... PID=`ps | grep "syslogd" | grep -v "grep" | awk '{print $1}'` `kill "$PID"` /sbin/syslogd -m 0 -S...

I was successful in sending log messages back to the router from the node but had to kill and restart the syslog daemon with the -R option (remote log server) using the router IP. I didn't have to install scribe or entware. I haven't tried any filtering through syslog-ng yet and still have to...

Works nicely thanks! Now to have it last through a reboot of the node and my OCD for log messages will be fulfilled ... :)

Will give that a try and let you know how it goes. Thanks!

Currently receiving this message when scribe is reloading after I change the config to receive messages from the node ... Error binding socket; addr='AF_INET(192.168.0.XX:514)', error='Cannot assign requested address (99)' Error initializing message pipeline; plugin_name='udp'...

Node access via gui is not directly supported although there are ways around it. From what I've read, making changes while using these workarounds is not recommended. That being said, setting nvram variables, using scripts and/or altering config files could accomplish the same thing.