amtm amtm - the Asuswrt-Merlin Terminal Menu

[kernol]

You are the 'behind the scenes guy', who comes out when something amazing is about to happen, and you are usually the cause of that something amazing.

*Credits*
@Jack Yaz -something amazing just happen.......

Not so behind the scenes on the amtm website ...

amtm supports these popular scripts
Diversion - maintained by thelonelycoder
Skynet - maintained by Adamm
FreshJR Adaptive QOS - maintained by FreshJR
YazFi - maintained by Jack Yaz
scribe - maintained by cmkelley
x3mRouting - maintained by Xentrk
connmon - maintained by Jack Yaz
ntpMerlin - maintained by Jack Yaz
scMerlin - maintained by Jack Yaz
spdMerlin - maintained by Jack Yaz
uiDivStats - maintained by Jack Yaz
uiScribe - maintained by Jack Yaz
etc.   ....

.

 

[SomeWhereOverTheRainBow]

Not so behind the scenes on the amtm website ...

amtm supports these popular scripts
Diversion - maintained by thelonelycoder
Skynet - maintained by Adamm
FreshJR Adaptive QOS - maintained by FreshJR
YazFi - maintained by Jack Yaz
scribe - maintained by cmkelley
x3mRouting - maintained by Xentrk
connmon - maintained by Jack Yaz
ntpMerlin - maintained by Jack Yaz
scMerlin - maintained by Jack Yaz
spdMerlin - maintained by Jack Yaz
uiDivStats - maintained by Jack Yaz
uiScribe - maintained by Jack Yaz
etc.   ....

.

All I see is
@Jack Yaz -something amazing just happen.......

 

[thelonelycoder]

And did anyone notice that Diversion now always returns to amtm, even if the f function is used?

 

[HairyA00]

And did anyone notice that Diversion now always returns to amtm, even if the f function is used?

Heh funny you said that. I actually did that today and typed "amtm" <return> into the already running amtm.

 

[thelonelycoder]

Heh funny you said that. I actually did that today and typed "amtm" <return> into the already running amtm.

input is not an option

 

[HairyA00]

input is not an option

I was so confused! But happy at the same time!

 

[thelonelycoder]

I was so confused! But happy at the same time!

You can type anything you like into Diversion or amtm. You'll only get what they deem worthy for your efforts.
If they think you're a fool, they'll answer with "input is not an option"

 

[HairyA00]

You can type anything you like into Diversion or amtm. You'll only get what they deem worthy for your efforts.
If they think you're a fool, they'll answer with "input is not an option"

 

[SomeWhereOverTheRainBow]

Heh funny you said that. I actually did that today and typed "amtm" <return> into the already running amtm.

Invoke amtm from anywhere to return home.......

 

[thelonelycoder]

I've pushed an amtm update, no version change

What's new
- dnscrypt installer runs version update with di when version change is found with i.
- Bug fixes.
- Removes amtm alias when necessary.

Note that there will be no amtm version change until the final Asuswrt-Merlin 384.15 is released.

Use u to update.

 

[SomeWhereOverTheRainBow]

I've pushed an amtm update, no version change

What's new
- dnscrypt installer runs version update with di when version change is found with i.
- Bug fixes.
- Removes amtm alias when necessary.

Note that there will be no amtm version change until the final Asuswrt-Merlin 384.15 is released.

Lol now at least you can say amtm got a decent alpha/beta testing, tho not that it needs it ..

 

[thelonelycoder]

Lol now at least you can say amtm got a decent alpha/beta testing, tho not that it needs it ..

Considering that the releases of the firmware and regular amtm v3.1.0 versions were complete rewrites of the previous 3.0 version, I'm glad it went so well.

 

[Stevens243]

Considering that the releases of the firmware and regular amtm v3.1.0 versions were complete rewrites of the previous 3.0 version, I'm glad it went so well.

As are we, sir. As are we.
Thanks for what you do.

 

[DAVID LONG]

I've pushed an amtm update, no version change

What's new
- dnscrypt installer runs version update with di when version change is found with i.
- Bug fixes.
- Removes amtm alias when necessary.

Note that there will be no amtm version change until the final Asuswrt-Merlin 384.15 is released.

Use u to update.

Still can't get amtm to start unless i use sh first

Normal attempt results in this...


ASUSWRT-Merlin RT-AC86U 384.15_alpha2-g42112679cc Mon Jan 27 03:50:13 UTC 2020
*****@RT-AC86U-99B0:/tmp/home/root# amtm
-sh: /jffs/scripts/amtm: not found
*****@RT-AC86U-99B0:/tmp/home/root#

 

[JohnD5000]

I've pushed an amtm update, no version change

What's new
- dnscrypt installer runs version update with di when version change is found with i.
- Bug fixes.
- Removes amtm alias when necessary.

Note that there will be no amtm version change until the final Asuswrt-Merlin 384.15 is released.

Use u to update.

Minor suggestion, when scripts have an update, there is a different color/highlight of font. But, when amtm has an update, it uses plain font. Should use different color/highlight to make it stand out. (Note: I'm referring to the "Do you want to update amtm now?" text)

 

[thelonelycoder]

Still can't get amtm to start unless i use sh first

Normal attempt results in this...


ASUSWRT-Merlin RT-AC86U 384.15_alpha2-g42112679cc Mon Jan 27 03:50:13 UTC 2020
*****@RT-AC86U-99B0:/tmp/home/root# amtm
-sh: /jffs/scripts/amtm: not found
*****@RT-AC86U-99B0:/tmp/home/root#

I'm not sure I asked, but can you post the output of:

cat /jffs/configs/profile.add

If the file is found and only contains this:

alias amtm='/jffs/scripts/amtm' # added by amtm

then remove it with:

rm /jffs/configs/profile.add

Then in any case, run this command:

unalias amtm

 

[thelonelycoder]

Minor suggestion, when scripts have an update, there is a different color/highlight of font. But, when amtm has an update, it uses plain font. Should use different color/highlight to make it stand out. (Note: I'm referring to the "Do you want to update amtm now?" text)

Is this not obvious enough?

 

[thelonelycoder]

Still can't get amtm to start unless i use sh first

And once you've done the above, log out of the SSH terminal, back in and then enter:

alias

If there is an amtm alias, then you have added it yourself somewhere.

 

[JohnD5000]

Is this not obvious enough?

I did say it was minor, plus, I usually have 5 things going on at same time. Therefore, tend to pay more attention to things in bold/ highlight. And don't want to miss an update by going fast. Again, I did say it was minor, plus, I figured it would probably be a really easy change to make, too.

 

[DAVID LONG]

I'm not sure I asked, but can you post the output of:

cat /jffs/configs/profile.add

If the file is found and only contains this:

alias amtm='/jffs/scripts/amtm' # added by amtm

then remove it with:

rm /jffs/configs/profile.add

Then in any case, run this command:

unalias amtm

This worked perfectly, thanks.