JFFS ico file - RT-AC3200

[Teymur]

I bet the problem comes from the fact that multiple clients are masquerading under the same MAC due to the repeater.

Hi RMerlin!
I have the WNDR4500 connected to RT-AC3200, but what I've done is I connected the LAN port of AC3200 to LAN port of WNDR4500. Disabled DHCP on the WNDR4500, gave it a static LAN IP so it just repeats the WIFI and also has its LAN ports working. Everything is working as I want, except I got this problem of /jffs/usericon filling up with a file mac_of_wndr4500.ico I know it's a weird way to setup a repeater. I'll try disconnecting it and see what happens.

Teymur

 

[cowboy]

One of my routers is the RT-AC87U, it is on 384.13_10 Asuswrt-Merlin.
I am still experiencing this problem. The file gets so big that scripts like nextdns just stop working.

Maybe a script which runs periodically and checks for this file and deletes it would be the best solution.

 

[Yota]

One of my routers is the RT-AC87U, it is on 384.13_10 Asuswrt-Merlin.
I am still experiencing this problem. The file gets so big that scripts like nextdns just stop working.

Maybe a script which runs periodically and checks for this file and deletes it would be the best solution.

A little Linux trick to delete a file and replace it with a directory with the same filename, this ensures that the file(name) won't be written (unless the directory is deleted)
example code:

rm -f /jffs/usericon/2cb05d2fa94e.ico; mkdir /jffs/usericon/2cb05d2fa94e.ico