So the conflict is with lighttpd. What do you use it for?
Earlier in this thread a similar problem with a 443 conflict was resolved by reinstalling Diversion: Diversion - the Router Ad-Blocker
Perhaps AICloud? Owncloud? PHP?
Earlier in this thread a similar problem with a 443 conflict was resolved by reinstalling Diversion: Diversion - the Router Ad-Blocker
Perhaps AICloud? Owncloud? PHP?
By default the GUI https listens on 8443, IIRC, because AiCloud has 443. I changed AiCloud to 7443 even though it’s disabled and set my GUI to 443, but it’s only listening on the .1 interface so no conflict.If the GUI login is set to be via https, would that also cause a similar conflict with Port 443? I don’t recall seeing anything about turning off https access if using pixelserv-tls.
Of course! It listens on 8443! I think the phrase is brain fart. Many thanks, Dave.By default the GUI https listens on 8443, IIRC, because AiCloud has 443. I changed AiCloud to 7443 even though it’s disabled and set my GUI to 443, but it’s only listening on the .1 interface so no conflict.
Might you educate me a bit? I see how your ports are separated, but that is why you have no conflict, not because it is only on the LAN interface. If pixelserv is on port 443, then it will conflict with the webgui set to 443, yes? Both are binding only to the LAN side interface.By default the GUI https listens on 8443, IIRC, because AiCloud has 443. I changed AiCloud to 7443 even though it’s disabled and set my GUI to 443, but it’s only listening on the .1 interface so no conflict.
Pixelserv will only listen on its dedicated IP (e.g. .2). GUI should only listen on .1, even if it’s 443. When an application listens on all interfaces (0.0.0.0), then you have a problem.Might you educate me a bit? I see how your ports are separated, but that is why you have no conflict, not because it is only on the LAN interface. If pixelserv is on port 443, then it will conflict with the webgui set to 443, yes? Both are binding only to the LAN side interface.
@wizin has a conflict between pixelserv on 443 (binding internally) and smart access, which must be binding on both. (@martinr and I share the experience with openvpn binding on both by default.)
In order that I keep to the thread (if only barely), @wizin will want to use Diversion to set pixelserv's cli option to a port not used by smart access.
netstat -anltp | grep 443
tcp 0 0 192.168.1.1:443 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN 1068/httpd
tcp 0 0 192.168.1.2:443 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN 684/pixelserv-tls
On the Settings tab in AiCloud there is port setting.This was educational, so in hindisght, - if I were to use Smart Cloud, how do I change its port? f
On the Settings tab in AiCloud there is port setting.
At best, this is a neglected feature from Asus as far as up-to-date security goes. I would rather trust a company whose primary business is cloud storage to give it a fighting chance of being secure. I don’t have anything open to the outside on my router, but my needs are simple.woops, that was easy..thanx however I recall that someone mentioned that the cloud feature is a security risk. I might be mistaken, do you have any thoughts
Anyone please explain to me what is happening here? I try to format my usb 2.0 and this error show up
Edit update: i alreay enale jffs custom script at administration, tab system.
Someone had the same problem in this topic and i try his/her methods but it not work. What he do is open asus webUI, tab on the usb device and choose remove at safely remove drive. I do it and when asus applying change it show under the usb device as unmount. I went back to the ssh terminal and try to format the usb to ext 3, no journaling and it not work. I try it again with ext 3, enable journaling and it still not work. I try again with ext 2, and it still not work. Still showing the same error in the picture.
- please note disks unmounted via web GUI cannot be found when running the fdformat disk function in the automatic disk formatting script. You first would need to reboot the router to remount the disk.
Read here: https://github.com/RMerl/asuswrt-merlin/wiki/Disk-formatting#device-or-resource-is-busy
The developer of AMTM is working to fix this whole problem. The disk is busy because something is using it. You could try to manually stop any processes/scripts which are utilising the disk so that it can be unmounted.
Lucky you someone in the AMTM thread just mentioned how to do this:
https://www.snbforums.com/threads/a...erlin-terminal-menu.42415/page-26#post-464438
Find out what scripts you installed. Use ps to find their process ID, then kill them. Do so at your own risk.
My usb is empty, first plug in asus router ac86u. I’m not running any scripts in it.
You using Windows PC? Before plugging into router use PC to format it FAT32 first. Reboot the router then plug in the USB and try again.
Read the disk formatting guide wiki especially the requirements and limitations sections.
The fd feature in AMTM is brand new just released. I still recommend using AMTM fd if you can. You could try doing it manually if you’re confident.
I just do what you said. Format the usb into fat32, restart the router. Plug it in and try to format it to ext 3. It’s not work. Still have that error i mention above.
That is unusual. Maybe AMTM has a bug.
Have you try using the step by step guide to format manually without AMTM?
https://github.com/RMerl/asuswrt-merlin/wiki/Disk-formatting#manual-step-by-step-instructions
Do that. See how far you get. Post your terminal output for us to read and check for mistakes.
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