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  1. J

    amtm Segmentation Fault in AMTM

    Yep. I would use tar -xzf just to tell tar that the archive is zipped. Tar should figure it out on its own, but you never know.
  2. J

    Port forwarding on WireGuard seems unsupported in 388.1

    Yes, any iptables rules that deal with NAT should go in the nat-start script. How they are handled and why in Merlin, I don't know. Your nat-start script would then look something like; #!/bin/sh iptables -t nat -D PREROUTING -i wgc2 -p udp --dport 55xxx -j DNAT --to-destination...
  3. J

    amtm Segmentation Fault in AMTM

    Works - does the job - I would say no improvement required!!;)
  4. J

    Port forwarding on WireGuard seems unsupported in 388.1

    Thanks. That adds context. Also explains why you did not need the forward rules. You were talking to the router itself. No need to forward.
  5. J

    amtm Segmentation Fault in AMTM

    Here is the script that I use. Like I said, saving the last month of backup images is likely a bit overboard, but it made for a quick script. The use of tar vs rsync is really one of personal preference. Both will do the job. I like tar as I get nice small compressed backups and all the file...
  6. J

    Port forwarding on WireGuard seems unsupported in 388.1

    The NAT rules should go in the nat-start script. The ifconfig can stay in firewall-start script. Yes, you should include the delete (-D) rules above your insert rules so as not to create a bunch of duplicates rules should the script get called multiple times. By wireguard very nature, a kill...
  7. J

    Port forwarding on WireGuard seems unsupported in 388.1

    Don't forget to put delete rules in before the insert rules. Elsewise, your tables are going to have tons of duplicates as these scripts tend to get fired multiple times.
  8. J

    Release Asuswrt-Merlin 3004.388.4 is now available

    To further this, has anyone checked to see what is in the syslog for errors?
  9. J

    Could merlin firmware support nat6?

    I have never used ipv6 as my ISP does not use it. That said, something like this in the nat-start script should work ip6tables -t nat -I POSTROUTING -o $WAN_IF -j MASQUERADE Where WAN_IF is your wan interface.
  10. J

    amtm Segmentation Fault in AMTM

    You have options. You can use a USB hub on your router and connect a second USB drive to backup to. You also don't need a NAS per say. A share on your local windows computer or MAC will do as well.
  11. J

    [ 386.12 alpha Build(s) ] Testing available build(s)

    You do know the reported memory used by the router is misleading. It includes what is being used by the system cache. Memory used for cache will be taken back by the kernel as needed. You can use the free command for a better picture of what memory is used for what.
  12. J

    amtm Segmentation Fault in AMTM

    I like this idea actually. It is like a "ready to go USB key". I use a RasPi 4B as my NAS. It has free USB slots, I just may.... thanks for idea.
  13. J

    amtm Segmentation Fault in AMTM

    I make a compressed tar file myself. I backup both the USB drive and the JFFS drive.
  14. J

    amtm Segmentation Fault in AMTM

    Happy too. We are heading back from camp on Sunday. I will post my script (does a daily backup to my NAS). I keep the last month's worth. Bit overkill, but it was an easy script to write that way.
  15. J

    Release Asuswrt-Merlin 3004.388.4 is now available

    Reset one that has issues and see what happens. If anything else, it will rule out the possibility. From my experience, it is usually the older devices (and often the cheap ones) that suffer this. Newer devices tend to be a bit smarter about it.
  16. J

    Release Asuswrt-Merlin 3004.388.4 is now available

    Have you tried resetting the Echo Dot? Many devices store a lot of info about the network they connect too. You go and change that network device (in this case a driver upgrade on the router), then the Dot is using stale information that it had remembered. Often resetting the device will solve...
  17. J

    amtm Segmentation Fault in AMTM

    Nightly backup of your Entware USB key is a great thing. My USB SSD drive failed about two weeks ago. Only took 15 minutes to copy back backup to new SSD and reboot - back in business. I agree with the above, your USB key is likely done. Reformat and reinstall as required.
  18. J

    Would there be any interest if I added integrations to my addons, e.g. healthcheck.io, conditional notifications (e.g. email, Discord webhook)?

    Just as an FYI, Jack is not maintaining or actively developing for Asus-Merlin. He tossed in the towel when his Asus Router died and subsequently discovered the awesomeness of PfSense.
  19. J

    [ 386.12 alpha Build(s) ] Testing available build(s)

    Sweet. Kinda what I thought. Excellent work. Personally speaking, you do great work and I admire the personal effort you put into this project.
  20. J

    [ 386.12 alpha Build(s) ] Testing available build(s)

    Seems the only change was httpd: fix SSL certificate generation
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