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  1. cmkelley

    Scribe Scribe 2.4.4 is out

    How sweet it is! Thanks!
  2. cmkelley

    Scribe Scribe 2.4.4 is out

    @JT Strickland You have to change the code to look for the gamma branch as described in this post: https://www.snbforums.com/threads/scribe-2-5-0-testers-needed.84478/ ... but yes, the 'libssl.so.1.1' error is a separate issue from scribe or syslog-ng as you discovered. @visortgw Superb...
  3. cmkelley

    Scribe Scribe 2.4.4 is out

    @visortgw and @JGrana (and anyone else who wants to be a guinea pig ... The gamma version of scribe has been updated. I *think* this should work on routers where syslogd wants to write to /jffs, but I can't test that part. If you want to try the gamma version, follow the instructions here...
  4. cmkelley

    Scribe Scribe 2.4.4 is out

    Maybe (resolution of slowness). I think it's related to a recent change in where some models put the syslog.log file by default. I'm currently debugging a fix that's kinda grown out of control, because it gave me the opportunity to learn some awk, which I've been wanting to do. Also, to solve...
  5. cmkelley

    Scribe Scribe 2.5.0 Testers Needed

    Using which version of scribe?
  6. cmkelley

    Scribe Scribe 2.5.0 Testers Needed

    EDIT: I'm worried that although it may be that simple now, it won't be in the future. Also, from what I've read (although I'm not sure) it seems like some older versions of AX firmware may have used /tmp instead of /jffs. And if Asus decides to produce an "affordable" AX router they may not...
  7. cmkelley

    Scribe Scribe 2.5.0 Testers Needed

    Per RMerlin, it's determined by a flag in the build profile for each router. So ASUS could randomly select that flag on more models as time goes on. Having a list of routers it's set on could become a game of whack-a-mole for me requiring multiple updates as time goes on. Certainly it would...
  8. cmkelley

    Scribe Scribe 2.5.0 Testers Needed

    There may or may not be other applications which expect the log to be in either /tmp or /jffs without checking the other. I'm trying to ensure no matter where something is looking for the log file, it can find a link to it. I have uiscribe installed, but rarely use it to look at logfiles. If...
  9. cmkelley

    Scribe Scribe 2.5.0 Testers Needed

    That's just me being a smarta** trying to be a unique flower, lol. My bad, I meant AFTER scribe 4.5_0 is installed. If that is after, then that's a big bug.
  10. cmkelley

    Scribe Scribe 2.5.0 Testers Needed

    NB: I MAKE NO PROMISES!!! Don't get mad if you lose your log files, you have been warned! Since ASUS is now putting the default syslog.log on /jffs instead of /tmp, this is causing problems for scribe. I don't have one of those new-fangled routers, so I can only test that it doesn't...
  11. cmkelley

    Scribe Scribe 2.4.4 is out

    It matters at least because the webgui without uiscribe is looking in the wrong place, /jffs/syslog.log which currently I change to a directory when syslog-ng is running to prevent something, though lol, I've forgotten exactly what. I think there was some process copying syslog.log &...
  12. cmkelley

    Scribe Scribe 2.4.4 is out

    UPDATE: This is a much harder problem than it seems. I'm having issues with the logic, I've not forgotten about this problem.
  13. cmkelley

    Scribe error='libssl.so.1.1: wrong ELF class: ELFCLASS32'

    That *may* not be entirely Entware's issue. If NUT is still puking after running the script, and you've tried force-reinstalling nut-upsmon that means something that NUT depends on is not properly registering its dependence on libopenssl. What does '/opt/bin/opkg depends nut-upsmon' give you?
  14. cmkelley

    Scribe Scribe 2.4.4 is out

    Yeah, that's where I'm going to have to detect where the system is looking and fix it accordingly. Sadly, it's not as simple as 388 vs. 386 per RMerlin, so it looks like Adamm's solution is going to have to be it. I may not be able to get to it until this weekend though, there continues to be...
  15. cmkelley

    Scribe error='libssl.so.1.1: wrong ELF class: ELFCLASS32'

    Any version of the script above "should" fix curl and git. I don't use git on the router, but my curl doesn't throw an error after using the script.
  16. cmkelley

    Scribe Scribe 2.4.4 is out

    Yeah, I'll have to dig into it, and refamiliarize myself with how this all works. Is it just the 388 codebase? i.e. did it work on AX routers running the 386 codebase?
  17. cmkelley

    Scribe Scribe 2.4.4 is out

    "depends" definitely only reveals one level up. You can tell by the recursive example he posted. As for what "upgrade" catches, I don't know. Obviously it doesn't go down to all levels or the libopenssl upgrade would have cascaded down to syslog-ng. Kinda sounds like "upgrade" only gets the...
  18. cmkelley

    Scribe Scribe 2.4.4 is out

    I *think* Entware is smart enough to get the sub-dependencies - the output of "opkg whatdepends libopenssl" on my machine is: Root set: libopenssl What depends on root set syslog-ng 3.38.1-1a depends on libopenssl pixelserv-tls 2.4-2 depends on libopenssl...
  19. cmkelley

    Scribe Scribe 2.4.4 is out

    Yep, that fixed it. I needed the more extensive fix vibroverbus described, so I scripted it for anyone else who might have more than a couple things installed that depend on libopenssl https://www.snbforums.com/threads/error-libssl-so-1-1-wrong-elf-class-elfclass32.84052/post-831002
  20. cmkelley

    Scribe error='libssl.so.1.1: wrong ELF class: ELFCLASS32'

    @vibroverbus - I decided to write it, :) #!/bin/sh - /opt/etc/init.d/rc.unslung stop opkg update opkg upgrade pk="$(opkg whatdepends libopenssl | grep "\." | awk '{ print ( $1 ) }')" for i in $pk do printf "\nReinstalling $i\n" opkg --force-reinstall install $i done...
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