Need to uninstall ChkWAN, and there is nothing about uninstalling in the documentation. Thanks.
rm /jffs/scripts/ChkWAN.sh
What instructions did you follow to install it? Do the reverse of that.Thanks, but that somehow seems a bit inelegant, and I'd be assuming some files get left behind, not to mention cron entries. But, if it's a manual job, so be it. Live and learn.
Yep, it's manual. Looking through the ChkWAN.sh code, there's a slight chance there may also be a "/jffs/scripts/ChkWAN_Reset_CRON.sh"... so just:Thanks, but that somehow seems a bit inelegant, and I'd be assuming some files get left behind, not to mention cron entries. But, if it's a manual job, so be it. Live and learn.
rm /jffs/scripts/ChkWAN_Reset_CRON.sh
Nope... that's just a:The wiki is here:
The install process is:GitHub - MartineauUK/Chk-WAN: ASUS Router Check WAN status
ASUS Router Check WAN status. Contribute to MartineauUK/Chk-WAN development by creating an account on GitHub.github.com
curl --retry 3 "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MartineauUK/Chk-WAN/master/ChkWAN.sh" -o "/jffs/scripts/ChkWAN.sh" && chmod 755 "/jffs/scripts/ChkWAN.sh"
I'm not thinkin' that's a recipe for uninstall even in reverse.
rm /jffs/scripts/ChkWAN.sh
Thanks - there was - and I would have forgotten it.There might be an entry inservices-start
to be cleaned up.
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