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Ok, I found something: Jul 6 22:37:32 admin: Could not start Entware This is logged by services-start: RC='/opt/etc/init.d/rc.unslung' i=30 until [ -x "$RC" ] ; do i=$(($i-1)) if [ "$i" -lt 1 ] ; then logger "Could not start Entware" exit fi sleep 1 done $RC start And later...

Thanks, that ensures that the script wait for ntp to be ready, but unfortunately it's still too early to start nginx. I do not find any hint in the logs.

No, I don't use it.

You are right. Obviously the script has been started too early and therefore the timestamp is "broken" and somehow my services are not started. Adding a sleep 60 at the beginning of the services-start script solved the issue for me. I just wonder why I have this problems and others seem not to...

Hi everyone, my router: RT-AC87U Firmware: 384.5 my services-start script is not executed after a reboot. I put this code at the top of each script in /jffs/scripts in order to verify: DATE=$(date +"%Y-%m-%d-%H%M%S") mkdir -p /tmp/logs touch /tmp/logs/$DATE-services-start this is the content...

Hmm, the nginx acts as revery proxy for the application I store my photos and videos. Especially for videos the nginx seems to store them in a tmp-folder before passing it to the target, right? So this might lead to a lot of i/o. Using the RAM is not an option for videos as the video's size...

So it's not a good idea to run a nginx on a Asus router with a usb stick because there is too much i/o? What about a Raspberry Pi 3 with a SD card? Do they have the same problem?

So replacing the usb device is a promising option?

Hi everyone, I have a Asus RT-AC87U. Firmware: 384.5 Nearly after every second reboot I have the problem that the /opt folder (which is redirected to /tmp/mnt/ext3/entware) is a "read-only filesystem". Take a look at this: admin@ASUS-ROUTER:/tmp/mnt/ext3/entware# touch test.txt touch...

Thanks for answering that quickly. I managed to change the order the dns servers are queried (Windows 10), but nslookup example.org returns DNS request timed out. timeout was 2 seconds. Server: UnKnown Address: 192.168.0.1 But it's possible to ping 192.168.0.1. Why is it possible to ping...

Hello, I own an Asus RT-AC87U with AsusWrt-Merlin 380.68_4. The local ip is 192.168.0.1. I have a problem configuring my DNS server which is provided by my Asus router. I have a domain (example.org). I have an nginx hosted on my router (port 81) which should be accessible from the internet...