-------------------- | ----------
| Test Description | | | Result |
-------------------- | ----------
Internet-Connectivity | [Passed]
Write Permission | [Passed]
Config File | [Passed]
Firewall-Start Entry | [Passed]
Services-Stop Entry | [Passed]
Service-Event Entry | [Passed]
Profile.add Entry | [Passed]
SWAP File | [Passed]
Cron Jobs | [Passed]
NTP Sync | [Passed]
IPSet Comment Support | [Passed]
Log Level 5 Settings | [Passed]
Duplicate Rules In RAW | [Passed]
IPSets | [Passed]
IPTables Rules | [Passed]
Local WebUI Files | [Passed]
Mounted WebUI Files | [Passed]
MenuTree.js Entry | [Passed]
----------- | ----------
| Setting | | | Status |
---------- | ----------
Skynet Auto-Updates | [Enabled]
Malware List Auto-Updates | [Enabled]
Logging | [Enabled]
Filter Traffic | [Enabled]
Unban PrivateIP | [Enabled]
Log Invalid Packets | [Disabled]
Import AiProtect Data | [Enabled]
Secure Mode | [Enabled]
Fast Switch List | [Disabled]
Syslog Location | [Default]
IOT Blocking | [Disabled]
Country Lookup For Stats | [Enabled]
CDN Whitelisting | [Enabled]
Display WebUI | [Enabled]
18/18 Tests Sucessful
[1-15]: 13
Select Stat Option:
[1] --> Display
[2] --> Search
[3] --> Remove
[4] --> Reset
[1-4]: 1
Show Top x Results:
[1] --> 10
[2] --> 20
[3] --> 50
[4] --> Custom
[1-4]: 1
Show Packet Type:
[1] --> All
[2] --> TCP
[3] --> UDP
[4] --> ICMP
[1-4]: 1
[$] /jffs/scripts/firewall stats 10
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[*] No Logging Data Detected - Give This Time To Generate
There are 2 settings. Notice and Debug are the defaults.@dave14305 the log level is "notice"
You only gave one answer for two settings. This is how mine looks.so my log level is good? or I should change it to debug?
Those 2 log files should not be empty. What about:
grep "Skynet" /tmp/syslog.log*
ps | grep logd
/tmp/syslog.log:May 4 05:01:50 Skynet: [*] USB Not Found - Sleeping For 10 Seconds ( Attempt 1 Of 10 )
408 me 1444 S /sbin/syslogd -m 0 -S -O /jffs/syslog.log -s 256 -l 7
411 me 1444 S /sbin/klogd -c 5
12144 me 4728 R grep logd
The issue is that your syslogd is writing to /jffs/syslog.log instead of /tmp/syslog.log. Skynet cannot find the entries. How did you make it do that?Code:/tmp/syslog.log:May 4 05:01:50 Skynet: [*] USB Not Found - Sleeping For 10 Seconds ( Attempt 1 Of 10 )
Code:408 me 1444 S /sbin/syslogd -m 0 -S -O /jffs/syslog.log -s 256 -l 7 411 me 1444 S /sbin/klogd -c 5 12144 me 4728 R grep logd
But I have my USB(I am using a SD card as my flash drive broke so many times with different ones) plugin.
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