Viktor Jaep
Part of the Furniture
On the bright side... entware.net now seems to be located within the US... github, in fact.
Just so you know... the .net domain was a generic top-level domain and it only served internet service providers as a TLD initially. However, it is used internationally now. It may offer more advantages than country-code domains, as it is also suitable for cross-industry, globally active companies and multilingual websites.The host countries that host Entware are not explicitly stated in the web search results, but I can try to infer them based on some clues. For example, the domain names of the servers may indicate the country code or the organization that owns them. Here are some possible host countries for Entware servers:
Based on these clues, I can guess that some of the host countries for Entware servers are:
- .net domains: These domains are usually used by network providers or organizations that operate on the internet1. They are not restricted to any specific country, but they are often registered in the United States2.
- .info domains: These domains are intended for informational websites3. They are also not restricted to any specific country, but they are often registered in Germany4.
- .ru domains: These domains are used by websites that are related to Russia or the Russian language5. They are restricted to entities that have a presence in Russia or are citizens of Russia6.
However, these are only educated guesses based on some indicators, and they may not be accurate or complete. The actual host countries for Entware servers may be different or more diverse than what I have inferred. To get a more reliable answer, you may need to contact the Entware developers or use other tools to trace the IP addresses of the servers.
- United States: This is a likely host country for the bin.entware.netand pkg.entware.net servers, since they use the .net domain and are hosted by Cloudflare, a US-based company7 .
- Germany: This is a possible host country for the entware.wl500g.info server, since it uses the .info domain and is hosted by Hetzner Online GmbH, a German company.
- Russia: This is a probable host country for the wl500g.infoserver, since it uses the .ru domain and is hosted by JSC Server, a Russian company.
iptables -t raw -I PREROUTING -i br+ -p tcp -m tcp --sport 1024:65535 --dport 53 -j ACCEPT
iptables -t raw -I PREROUTING -i br+ -p udp -m udp --sport 1024:65535 --dport 53 -j ACCEPT
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Do any of the above cause the problem?
I just changed EP server from 1 to 2 and ran update without a stall.
Have not entered countries.
Yes if you do not block Russia, United States and Germany - amtm updates just fine
That worked too - thanks ViktorHave you tried adding entware.net to your skynet whitelist? In fact, you might want to try adding all 3:
1. bin.entware.net - Primary server by Entware team (recommended)
2. entware.diversion.ch - Mirror by @thelonelycoder
3. mirrors.bfsu.edu.cn
Same problem and as suggested by removing the blocking of 22 countries the minor problem goes away.I have to load Skynet last after Unbound. Adding Country Blocks has been a more recent problem and appears to conflict with Unbound. I stopped adding Country Blocks.
I've had the halt error previously. Sometimes I thought it was a server check hang-up.
See if removing the Country Block List stops the error.
Fixed the issue for me also. Thanks.Have you tried adding entware.net to your skynet whitelist? In fact, you might want to try adding all 3:
1. bin.entware.net - Primary server by Entware team (recommended)
2. entware.diversion.ch - Mirror by @thelonelycoder
3. mirrors.bfsu.edu.cn
It's a bug. The older SDK usesHi!
Running amtm 4.0 on Asus RT-AC3200 merlin 384.13.10
I just install RD (Router Date Keeper) from the amtm menu
it gives me error /usr/sbin/amtm: line 111: /bin/nvram: not found
- The crontab entry has been install correctly
- addons contains:
-rw-rw-rw- 1 root root 4052 Dec 18 14:35 /jffs/addons/amtm/router_date.mod
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 1016 Dec 18 14:57 /jffs/addons/amtm/routerdate*
but any execution of /jffs/addons/amtm/routerdate cron
gives the same /bin/nvram: not found error
the command # find / | grep nvram gives ONLY the following result:
/usr/sbin/nvram
and # ls -a /usr/sbin/nvram says:
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 12368 Jun 28 2020 /usr/sbin/nvram*
So:
/bin/nvram does not exist
/usr/sbin/nvram does exit
Am I the first one who tried to install RD ?
or is it because I am using an old version of merlin
Thanks for any help.
/usr/sbin/nvram
whereas the newer SDK uses /bin/nvram
.Thanks for reporting, and thanks @ColinTaylor for providing the answer.I just install RD (Router Date Keeper) from the amtm menu
it gives me error /usr/sbin/amtm: line 111: /bin/nvram: not found
One option is to "pre" call the nvram with something like "which nvram". I know you have this in the bag either way. At this point I am excited to try out your solution. Great work @thelonelycoder .Thanks for reporting, and thanks @ColinTaylor for providing the answer.
This will be fixed with the upcoming amtm update.
I just changed it to what I use everywhere else in amtm and Diversion by calling it by its name only, we are all on a first name basis here with our routersOne option is to "pre" call the nvram with something like "which nvram". I know you have this in the bag either way. At this point I am excited to try out your solution. Great work @thelonelycoder .
$(nvram get time_zone_x)
Should we keep our eyes open for this over the holidays?This will be fixed with the upcoming amtm update.
It's the season of giving. Watch my threads.Should we keep our eyes open for this over the holidays?
Either way, We hope you are doing well. As always, we appreciate your works.It's the season of giving. Watch my threads.
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