No Internet Router Message

[fotingo]

Does anybody know where is this located?
192.168.1.1/blocking.asp

and how can I disable that file?
I would like to disable it because it keeps popping up on a device that does not need internet access as I am only using it within my LAN, but the router sends this message every few minutes to that device.

Thanks.

 

[bennor]

Does disabling (setting to No) the Enable WAN down browser redirect notice on the Administration > General page of the router GUI stop that page from appearing?

PS: If you do a forum search using the search feature you'll see the following past discussion which has a couple of posts dealing with that page, where it's located (/www/blocking.asp) and how to possibly replace it:

Don't show warning page when page was blocked?

Hello. When a page was blocked by parental controls, it shows a warning webpage explaining what happened, providing WAY TOO MUCH information... How to prevent this from showing? I just want certain websites be unreachable, period. Thank you.

www.snbforums.com

 

[fotingo]

Does disabling (setting to No) the Enable WAN down browser redirect notice on the Administration > General page of the router GUI stop that page from appearing?

PS: If you do a forum search using the search feature you'll see the following past discussion which has a couple of posts dealing with that page, where it's located (/www/blocking.asp) and how to possibly replace it:

Don't show warning page when page was blocked?

Hello. When a page was blocked by parental controls, it shows a warning webpage explaining what happened, providing WAY TOO MUCH information... How to prevent this from showing? I just want certain websites be unreachable, period. Thank you.

www.snbforums.com

I will try Setting Enable WAN down browser redirect notice to "No", and see what happens.
That forum post is about changing the message on that blocked page. What I want to do is to block or disable that message from even coming up.

 

[Tech9]

I will try Setting Enable WAN down browser redirect notice to "No", and see what happens.

This won't stop the blocked internet message.

 

[Martinski]

...
What I want to do is to block or disable that message from even coming up.

Instead of trying to completely stop or remove the "unable to access the internet" webpage, one simple solution might be to modify the ASP file so that it gets displayed only for a very brief instant (a second or so, usually less) and then automatically goes back to the previous webpage.

You can download a modified version of the "blocking.asp" file that behaves as I described above:

curl -LSs --retry 3 --retry-delay 5 --retry-connrefused \
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Martinski4GitHub/CustomMiscUtils/master/Misc/ModifiedBlockingPage.asp \
-o /jffs/scripts/ModifiedBlockingPage.asp && chmod 664 /jffs/scripts/ModifiedBlockingPage.asp

Once the modified ASP file is downloaded & stored on the router, run the following code on your SSH terminal window so you can test & verify if it works well for your particular case:

{
    umount /www/blocking.asp 2>/dev/null
    if mount -o bind /jffs/scripts/ModifiedBlockingPage.asp /www/blocking.asp
    then
        printf "\nModified blocking webpage is now mounted:\n"
        mount | grep /www/blocking.asp
    fi
}

If it does work for you then add the following lines to the "services-start" script to make the change persist across reboots:

## Mounting modified version of "blocking.asp" webpage ##
umount /www/blocking.asp 2>/dev/null
if mount -o bind /jffs/scripts/ModifiedBlockingPage.asp /www/blocking.asp
then
    /usr/bin/logger -t "$(basename "$0")_$$" "Modified blocking webpage is now mounted."
fi

My 2 cents.

 

[Justinh]

stored on the router

What's the best way to get it onto the router?