Nov 25 06:28:44 dnsmasq-script[314]: connect error: No such file or directory
Nov 25 06:28:44 dnsmasq-script[314]: [SEND_AMAS_NODE_EVENT:(4684)] ERROR connecting:No such file or directory.
Upgraded from 384.13 (final) to 384.14 Beta 2 and updated the router host name in the LAN page.
First issue I noticed: my Raspberry Pi Zero (connected to a smart energy meter) does no longer connect to the network (wirelessly).
Unfortunately I run this Pi headless and rebooting a few times did not help, so this is going to take some time to investigate/fix.
(I also use a Raspberry Pi 3, but that is connected via a cable and works fine).
No issues detected. 30% improvement on Wireless 2.4ghz. Running smooth.
Error found in the log's, but do not affect the operation.
Code:Nov 25 06:53:52 start_ddns: update WWW.ASUS.COM update@asus.com, wan_unit 0 Nov 25 06:53:52 inadyn[1467]: In-a-dyn version 2.5 -- Dynamic DNS update client. Nov 25 06:53:52 inadyn[1467]: /etc/inadyn.conf:4: unexpected token '=' Nov 25 06:53:52 inadyn[1467]: Parse error in /etc/inadyn.conf Nov 25 06:53:52 inadyn[1467]: Error code 74: Missing .conf file
What's the content of your /etc/inadyn.conf file? Looks like it's missing either the password (based on the secret_code nvram setting) or the username (based on the MAC address).
cat /etc/inadyn.conf
iterations = 1
provider update@asus.com {
hostname =
username = "XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX"
password = "XXXXXXXX"
checkip-command = "/bin/nvram get wan0_ipaddr"
}
secure-ssl = false
DDNS was enabled by default. I disabled it. I have no need.Code:cat /etc/inadyn.conf iterations = 1 provider update@asus.com { hostname = username = "XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX" password = "XXXXX" checkip-command = "/bin/nvram get wan0_ipaddr" } secure-ssl = false
I observed this. I made the hostname. I don't use DDNSYou have no hostname - you have to chose a desired hostname after you enable it
Does the Pi Zero need an update && upgrade perhaps?
Status : OK
Issued to : xxxx.asuscomm.com
SAN : xxxx.asuscomm.com
Issued by : Let's Encrypt Authority X3
Expires on : 2019/10/3
cat /etc/inadyn.conf
iterations = 1
provider update@asus.com {
hostname = xxxx.asuscomm.com
username = "mac address"
password = "xxxxxxxx"
checkip-command = "/bin/nvram get wan0_ipaddr"
}
secure-ssl = false
And also when trying to import the certificate to my browser, I get a response from the browser saying, "Too many certificates to import"I know there may be some problems with DDNS since the fix but here is my two cents.
Code:Status : OK Issued to : xxxx.asuscomm.com SAN : xxxx.asuscomm.com Issued by : Let's Encrypt Authority X3 Expires on : 2019/10/3
Why the expired certificate yet everything in the log looks fine?Code:cat /etc/inadyn.conf iterations = 1 provider update@asus.com { hostname = xxxx.asuscomm.com username = "mac address" password = "xxxxxxxx" checkip-command = "/bin/nvram get wan0_ipaddr" } secure-ssl = false
nslookup: getaddrinfo*.gaih_getanswer: got type "HINFO"
I think the answer to my question above by RMerlin explains what you see, maybe?I know there may be some problems with DDNS since the fix but here is my two cents.
Code:Status : OK Issued to : xxxx.asuscomm.com SAN : xxxx.asuscomm.com Issued by : Let's Encrypt Authority X3 Expires on : 2019/10/3
Why the expired certificate yet everything in the log looks fine?Code:cat /etc/inadyn.conf iterations = 1 provider update@asus.com { hostname = xxxx.asuscomm.com username = "mac address" password = "xxxxxxxx" checkip-command = "/bin/nvram get wan0_ipaddr" } secure-ssl = false
My SAN though is not, nor was it ns1.asuscomm.com. It was the same as my ddns domain name.I think the answer to my question above by RMerlin explains what you see, maybe?
https://www.snbforums.com/threads/b...ta-is-now-available.60037/page-14#post-528044
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