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Not exactly. As Colin said, syslog-ng starts up after the pppd interface, so it won't catch the initial message on the router start-up. The reason why messages appear in /opt/var/log/messages even though syslog-ng is not running is because Scribe installs a symbolic link linking the router's...

Try : SHIFT key + Click on page reload arrow or COMMAND + OPTION + R keys with the page loaded J

It sounds like a Bonjour/multicast problem. Is 'Enable IGMP Snooping' under Wireless Professional set to 'Enable'?

So when you reboot the router, AirPrint works for a while but then stops working? Does the printer go into a power saving mode that triggers the problem? J

No, there isn't a high chance of generating errors with a reloaded cache under the circumstances described. The point of setting 'prefetch: yes' is that unbound keeps the cache valid in advance of future requests from clients. Problems may occur if you reload a cache saved a while ago or if...

With cache reloading in unbound manager, I would suggest making "Reload cache after restart? (y/n)" a user prompt when performing an 'rs'. If they select "y", then the cache is preserved and reloaded; if 'n', then the cache is reset (I can see times when you might want the cache to be cleared at...

Try saving the cache with: unbound-control dump_cache > /opt/var/lib/unbound/cache.txt Then reload with: unbound-control load_cache < /opt/var/lib/unbound/cache.txt

The "couldn't open extension making ..." is normal and can be ignored. Try switching the Time Machine server off and back on again under the USB Application page. Make sure that you re-select the destination disk. There was a change in how the destination disk is named that 'broke' TM here if...

Me too! All the best, J

Sorry for delay in replying @Zastoff and @DiscoSi. The values of 7653 show that the version checking option is working as expected, and not returning a weird error. When you open Skynet, are you doing so through amtm's menus? If so, that might be a problem, as it appears amtm does an export...

Ok, out of interest, what do you get for the following: echo "$(/usr/sbin/curl --version | awk 'NR >= 1 && NR <= 1 {print $2}' | tr -d '.')" This shows what the version check is finding when it's run at the start of the script. Edit: Apologies, I've now updated the code line so it mimics the...

So it would appear that the initial version check is indeed failing for some reason, and the subsequent export path statement is pushing the /usr/sbin version over /opt/bin. Could you see if adding an export path with /opt/bin first instead of your /tmp/mnt/Zastoff.. works?

Why not add an echo of the $PATH variable within Skynet's Print Debug Info output, so you can check what's happening within the script?

Yes, but once the script has installed the new curl in /opt/bin on the first pass (when everything will work), the *NEXT TIME* the script is run, it will go to the else statement, which rewrites $PATH to put sbin upfront. The opkg installation changes $PATH so /opt/bin is at the front, as shown...

With: if [ "$(/usr/sbin/curl --version | awk 'NR >= 1 && NR <= 1 {print $2}' | tr -d '.')" -lt "7660" ]; then if [ -f "/opt/bin/opkg" ] && [ ! -f "/opt/bin/curl" ]; then opkg update opkg install curl elif [ "$(/opt/bin/curl --version | awk 'NR >= 1 && NR <= 1 {print $2}'...