amtm amtm Incorrectly Reporting Firmware Update Available

[visortgw]

I have the latest amtm update (v4.9 Beta) that @thelonelycoder posted to address the LED Control dynamic time issue installed on my GT-BE98 Pro. When using the u function to check for updates, amtm reports that an update 3006.102.1.0 as opposed to currently installed 3006.102.1 — they are in fact one in the same. I don't know if it is related, but I also see a warning message about using a fallback server. As far a I know, I have all of the latest available third-party script updates installed, including several development versions.

 

[thelonelycoder]

I have the latest amtm update (v4.9 Beta) that @thelonelycoder posted to address the LED Control dynamic time issue installed on my GT-BE98 Pro. When using the u function to check for updates, amtm reports that an update 3006.102.1.0 as opposed to currently installed 3006.102.1 — they are in fact one in the same. I don't know if it is related, but I also see a warning message about using a fallback server. As far a I know, I have all of the latest available third-party script updates installed, including several development versions.

View attachment 60977​

Leave the BETA by entering beta into amtm. I removed the Beta files.
Then do a force update.

 

[visortgw]

Leave the BETA by entering beta into amtm. I removed the Beta files.
Then do a force update.

Tried that, but still shows 4.9 Beta and associated warnings.

 

[thelonelycoder]

Close amtm, then run

rm /jffs/addons/amtm/amtmBranch

Then open amtm and force update.

 

[visortgw]

Thanks! That fixed the beta version and the fallback server warning, but the false firmware version available remains.

 

[thelonelycoder]

That fixed the beta version and the fallback server warning, but the false firmware version available remains.

Whats the output of:

awmBuildno="$(nvram get buildno)"
awmWSI=$(nvram get webs_state_info)
awmStable=$(echo $awmWSI | sed 's/3004_//;s/3006_//' | sed 's/_/./g')
awmBaseVer=$(echo $awmStable | cut -d'.' -f1-2)
awmInstalled="$awmBuildno.$(nvram get extendno)"
echo $awmBuildno
echo $awmWSI
echo $awmStable
echo $awmBaseVer
echo $awmInstalled

 

[visortgw]

Whats the output of:

awmBuildno="$(nvram get buildno)"
awmWSI=$(nvram get webs_state_info)
awmStable=$(echo $awmWSI | sed 's/3004_//;s/3006_//' | sed 's/_/./g')
awmBaseVer=$(echo $awmStable | cut -d'.' -f1-2)
awmInstalled="$awmBuildno.$(nvram get extendno)"
echo $awmBuildno
echo $awmWSI
echo $awmStable
echo $awmBaseVer
echo $awmInstalled

# echo $awmBuildno
102.1
# echo $awmWSI
3006_102_1_0
# echo $awmStable
102.1.0
# echo $awmBaseVer
102.1
# echo $awmInstalled
102.1.0

 

[thelonelycoder]

Using your output, my script works correctly, reporting no newer release available.
Please run this bit of code so I can see where it fails:

awmBuildno="$(nvram get buildno)"
v_c(){ echo "$@" | awk -F. '{ printf("%d%03d%03d%03d\n", $1,$2,$3,$4); }';}
awmWSI=$(nvram get webs_state_info)
awmInstalled="$awmBuildno.$(nvram get extendno)"
if [ "$awmWSI" ]; then
    echo 1
    awmStable=$(echo $awmWSI | sed 's/3004_//;s/3006_//' | sed 's/_/./g')
    awmBaseVer=$(echo $awmStable | cut -d'.' -f1-2)
    if [ "$(v_c $awmBaseVer)" -gt "$(v_c $awmBuildno)" ]; then
        echo 2
        availRel="release avail.";stcol=${E_BG};awmUpd=1
    elif [ "$awmBaseVer" = "$awmBuildno" ]; then
        echo 3
        if echo "$(nvram get extendno)" | grep -q 'alpha\|beta'; then
            echo 4
            availRel="release avail.";stcol=${E_BG};awmUpd=1
        elif [ "$(v_c $awmStable)" -gt "$(v_c $awmInstalled)" ]; then
            echo 5
            availRel="release avail.";stcol=${E_BG};awmUpd=1
        else
            echo 6
            availRel=firmware;stcol=${GN_BG}
        fi
    else
        echo 7
        availRel=firmware;stcol=${GN_BG}
        [ "$(echo "$awmInstalled" | grep 'alpha\|beta')" ] && availRel="no release yet"
        awmStable=$awmInstalled
    fi
else
    echo 8
    availRel=firmware;stcol=${GN_BG}
    [ "$(echo "$awmInstalled" | grep 'alpha\|beta')" ] && availRel="no release yet"
    awmStable=$awmInstalled
fi
echo availRel $availRel
echo awmStable $awmStable

 

[visortgw]

Using your output, my script works correctly, reporting no newer release available.
Please run this bit of code so I can see where it fails:

awmBuildno="$(nvram get buildno)"
awmWSI=$(nvram get webs_state_info)
awmInstalled="$awmBuildno.$(nvram get extendno)"
if [ "$awmWSI" ]; then
    echo 1
    awmStable=$(echo $awmWSI | sed 's/3004_//;s/3006_//' | sed 's/_/./g')
    awmBaseVer=$(echo $awmStable | cut -d'.' -f1-2)
    if [ "$(v_c $awmBaseVer)" -gt "$(v_c $awmBuildno)" ]; then
        echo 2
        availRel="release avail.";stcol=${E_BG};awmUpd=1
    elif [ "$awmBaseVer" = "$awmBuildno" ]; then
        echo 3
        if echo "$(nvram get extendno)" | grep -q 'alpha\|beta'; then
            echo 4
            availRel="release avail.";stcol=${E_BG};awmUpd=1
        elif [ "$(v_c $awmStable)" -gt "$(v_c $awmInstalled)" ]; then
            echo 5
            availRel="release avail.";stcol=${E_BG};awmUpd=1
        else
            echo 6
            availRel=firmware;stcol=${GN_BG}
        fi
    else
        echo 7
        availRel=firmware;stcol=${GN_BG}
        [ "$(echo "$awmInstalled" | grep 'alpha\|beta')" ] && availRel="no release yet"
        awmStable=$awmInstalled
    fi
else
    echo 8
    availRel=firmware;stcol=${GN_BG}
    [ "$(echo "$awmInstalled" | grep 'alpha\|beta')" ] && availRel="no release yet"
    awmStable=$awmInstalled
fi
echo availRel $availRel
echo awmStable $awmStable

Multiple instances of -sh: v_c: not found in output of code snippet, which most likely cause [: bad number errors.

# awmBuildno="$(nvram get buildno)"
# awmWSI=$(nvram get webs_state_info)
# awmInstalled="$awmBuildno.$(nvram get extendno)"
# if [ "$awmWSI" ]; then
>     echo 1
>     awmStable=$(echo $awmWSI | sed 's/3004_//;s/3006_//' | sed 's/_/./g')
>     awmBaseVer=$(echo $awmStable | cut -d'.' -f1-2)
>     if [ "$(v_c $awmBaseVer)" -gt "$(v_c $awmBuildno)" ]; then
>         echo 2
>         availRel="release avail.";stcol=${E_BG};awmUpd=1
>     elif [ "$awmBaseVer" = "$awmBuildno" ]; then
>         echo 3
>         if echo "$(nvram get extendno)" | grep -q 'alpha\|beta'; then
>             echo 4
>             availRel="release avail.";stcol=${E_BG};awmUpd=1
>         elif [ "$(v_c $awmStable)" -gt "$(v_c $awmInstalled)" ]; then
>             echo 5
>             availRel="release avail.";stcol=${E_BG};awmUpd=1
>         else
>             echo 6
>             availRel=firmware;stcol=${GN_BG}
>         fi
>     else
>         echo 7
>         availRel=firmware;stcol=${GN_BG}
>         [ "$(echo "$awmInstalled" | grep 'alpha\|beta')" ] && availRel="no release yet"
>         awmStable=$awmInstalled
>     fi
> else
>     echo 8
>     availRel=firmware;stcol=${GN_BG}
>     [ "$(echo "$awmInstalled" | grep 'alpha\|beta')" ] && availRel="no release yet"
>     awmStable=$awmInstalled
> fi
1
-sh: v_c: not found
-sh: v_c: not found
[: bad number
3
-sh: v_c: not found
-sh: v_c: not found
[: bad number
6
# echo availRel $availRel
availRel firmware
# echo awmStable $awmStable
awmStable 102.1.0

 

[thelonelycoder]

Multiple instances of -sh: v_c: not found in output of code snippet, which most likely cause [: bad number errors.

I edited my post to include the version check code.

 

[visortgw]

# awmBuildno="$(nvram get buildno)"
# v_c(){ echo "$@" | awk -F. '{ printf("%d%03d%03d%03d\n", $1,$2,$3,$4); }';}
# awmWSI=$(nvram get webs_state_info)
# awmInstalled="$awmBuildno.$(nvram get extendno)"
# if [ "$awmWSI" ]; then
>     echo 1
>     awmStable=$(echo $awmWSI | sed 's/3004_//;s/3006_//' | sed 's/_/./g')
>     awmBaseVer=$(echo $awmStable | cut -d'.' -f1-2)
>     if [ "$(v_c $awmBaseVer)" -gt "$(v_c $awmBuildno)" ]; then
>         echo 2
>         availRel="release avail.";stcol=${E_BG};awmUpd=1
>     elif [ "$awmBaseVer" = "$awmBuildno" ]; then
>         echo 3
>         if echo "$(nvram get extendno)" | grep -q 'alpha\|beta'; then
>             echo 4
>             availRel="release avail.";stcol=${E_BG};awmUpd=1
>         elif [ "$(v_c $awmStable)" -gt "$(v_c $awmInstalled)" ]; then
>             echo 5
>             availRel="release avail.";stcol=${E_BG};awmUpd=1
>         else
>             echo 6
>             availRel=firmware;stcol=${GN_BG}
>         fi
>     else
>         echo 7
>         availRel=firmware;stcol=${GN_BG}
>         [ "$(echo "$awmInstalled" | grep 'alpha\|beta')" ] && availRel="no release yet"
>         awmStable=$awmInstalled
>     fi
> else
>     echo 8
>     availRel=firmware;stcol=${GN_BG}
>     [ "$(echo "$awmInstalled" | grep 'alpha\|beta')" ] && availRel="no release yet"
>     awmStable=$awmInstalled
> fi
1
3
6
# echo availRel $availRel
availRel firmware
# echo awmStable $awmStable
awmStable 102.1.0

 

[thelonelycoder]

Which is correct. I see no reason why it says ‚release avail.‘ instead of the correct ‚firmware‘ which is the $availRel variable.

 

[visortgw]

I'm confused as well. This was an issue a while ago, but you addressed it once before. Not sure why it's reared its ugly head again.

 

[visortgw]

Thank you for your continuous maintenance and improvements. And, by some miracle, this appears to fixed by the v4.9.1 update that you just posted — I couldn't respond there because thread is locked due to age.

 

[thelonelycoder]

Thank you for your continuous maintenance and improvements. And, by some miracle, this appears to fixed by the v4.9.1 update that you just posted — I couldn't respond there because thread is locked due to age.

Good to know. New amtm thread opened.