scMerlin scMerlin temperatures not populated

[Jeff-]

I've seen this on the scMerlin thread:

But my instance of the addon looks like this:

I am a newbie, so sorry if I'm just not seeing something obvious. I'm using an ASUS RT-AX88U Pro. Accessing it on MacOS Ventura and Safari browser. All the other areas are populated including graphics. If you need more info, please just ask.

 

[bennor]

See the same on an RT-AX86U Pro running 388.2_2.

Apparently a known issue commented on in the past (for example here and here). A "fix" was apparently posted here:

scMerlin - scMerlin v2 - Service and script control menu for AsusWRT-Merlin

I have noticed the following discrepancy with my new GT-AX6000 (displaying fine with my old RT-AC86U): Confirming same issue with my RT-AX86U, displaying fine in scMerlin cli, but just blank in web page.

www.snbforums.com

Or just use the scMerlin CLI where the temperature is correctly displayed.

 

[Ripshod]

I never really noticed but yes it's not populated. Temperatures are shown correctly in the admin pages so it never bothered me.
I'll look at that linked solution

 

[Jeff-]

scMerlin - scMerlin v2 - Service and script control menu for AsusWRT-Merlin

I went to this link and followed the instructions until I got to the line:
Finally, remember to modify the content in the mapping file /www/user/user*.asp.
I have no idea what to do there. I found the user*.asp files and I just don't know enough to understand. I am not a programmer, but do have Linux hobby 'user' experiance. Thanks for dealing with me....

 

[SomeWhereOverTheRainBow]

I've seen this on the scMerlin thread:
View attachment 50357

But my instance of the addon looks like this:
View attachment 50358

I am a newbie, so sorry if I'm just not seeing something obvious. I'm using an ASUS RT-AX88U Pro. Accessing it on MacOS Ventura and Safari browser. All the other areas are populated including graphics. If you need more info, please just ask.

 

[Jeff-]

View attachment 50390

The Asus UI (Tools --> Sysinfo) displays temperatures unlike your image. It's the temperature display In scMerlin that's the problem. I followed the instructions in:
scMerlin - scMerlin v2 - Service and script control menu for AsusWRT-Merlin
I'm not sure what to do with the statement:
Finally, remember to modify the content in the mapping file /www/user/user*.asp
Any help would be awesom.

 

[vlord]

The Asus UI (Tools --> Sysinfo) displays temperatures unlike your image. It's the temperature display In scMerlin that's the problem. I followed the instructions in:
scMerlin - scMerlin v2 - Service and script control menu for AsusWRT-Merlin
I'm not sure what to do with the statement:
Finally, remember to modify the content in the mapping file /www/user/user*.asp
Any help would be awesom.

You'll need to make the same changes to whatever /www/user/user#.asp matches scmerlin. For me it was user2.asp. Just search the user files for curr_core

success: function(response){
                code = '<b>2.4 GHz:</b><span> ' + curr_coreTmp_wl0_raw + '</span>';
                if(wl_info.band5g_2_support){
                        code += '&nbsp;&nbsp;-&nbsp;&nbsp;<b>5 GHz-1:</b> <span>' + curr_coreTmp_wl1_raw + '</span>';
                        if(typeof curr_coreTmp_52_raw == 'undefined' || curr_coreTmp_52_raw == null){
                                curr_coreTmp_52_raw = 'N/A'                    
                        }                                                                          
                        code += '&nbsp;&nbsp;-&nbsp;&nbsp;<b>5 GHz-2:</b> <span>' + curr_coreTmp_52_raw + '</span>';
                }      
                else if(band5g_support){
                        code += '&nbsp;&nbsp;-&nbsp;&nbsp;<b>5 GHz:</b> <span>' + curr_coreTmp_wl1_raw + '</span>';
                }

 

[Jeff-]

You'll need to make the same changes to whatever /www/user/user#.asp matches scmerlin. For me it was user2.asp. Just search the user files for curr_core

success: function(response){
                code = '<b>2.4 GHz:</b><span> ' + curr_coreTmp_wl0_raw + '</span>';
                if(wl_info.band5g_2_support){
                        code += '&nbsp;&nbsp;-&nbsp;&nbsp;<b>5 GHz-1:</b> <span>' + curr_coreTmp_wl1_raw + '</span>';
                        if(typeof curr_coreTmp_52_raw == 'undefined' || curr_coreTmp_52_raw == null){
                                curr_coreTmp_52_raw = 'N/A'                   
                        }                                                                         
                        code += '&nbsp;&nbsp;-&nbsp;&nbsp;<b>5 GHz-2:</b> <span>' + curr_coreTmp_52_raw + '</span>';
                }     
                else if(band5g_support){
                        code += '&nbsp;&nbsp;-&nbsp;&nbsp;<b>5 GHz:</b> <span>' + curr_coreTmp_wl1_raw + '</span>';
                }

when I look at the browse results from 192.168.50.1/ajax_coretmp.asp it looks like i.e. w11 and in you code above it looks like wl1. Is it a number or alpha that my old eyes need (besides better glasses HAH)

 

[Jeff-]

Another thought that I hope you can answer/help with. What are the curr_coreTmp_52_raw purpose. What I've seen seems that curr_coreTmp_wl3_raw describes the CPU temperature. Since yours works, could please post the whole stanza of code for me?

 

[vlord]

when I look at the browse results from 192.168.50.1/ajax_coretmp.asp it looks like i.e. w11 and in you code above it looks like wl1. Is it a number or alpha that my old eyes need (besides better glasses HAH)

Best just to copy from ajax_coretmp.asp, which is what I did and it’s an alpha “L” and not numerical “1”. I’m guessing that curr_coreTmp_52_raw is if you have a second 5GHz radio, which I do not have. If you have one, then you’ll want to update with the files from the output of ajax_coretmp.asp. If not then it won’t do anything and can be left alone. The above is the whole code set of changes that I made.

 

[Jeff-]

Best just to copy from ajax_coretmp.asp, which is what I did and it’s an alpha “L” and not numerical “1”. I’m guessing that curr_coreTmp_52_raw is if you have a second 5GHz radio, which I do not have. If you have one, then you’ll want to update with the files from the output of ajax_coretmp.asp. If not then it won’t do anything and can be left alone. The above is the whole code set of changes that I made.

cool, thanks vlord! I really appreciate the help. Nice to see it working too.

 

[Martinski]

A cousin of mine found this thread & asked me to help him make the changes suggested by @qwerqaz to fix the scMerlin webGUI "missing temperatures" issue that he's got on his ASUS router as well.

I took a look and instead of making a temporary custom fix for only one person, I decided to make a general solution and try to fix it for everyone having the same problem. I should be able to implement the fix this coming Saturday; but in the meantime, I’d like to ask people here having the same "missing temperatures" problem to send me a copy of their router’s "/www/ajax_coretmp.asp" file so I can see the different variables being used on various router models.

When sending the file, please identify the router model that it’s coming from. For example: "ajax_coretmp.asp.RT-AX86U.txt"

AFAICT, the list of affected routers includes the RT-AX88U, RT-AX86U & GT-AX6000, but they might be others (RT-AX86U Pro?). If I can get at least the requested file from those routers, it would help me make the fix.

Thanks.

 

[Ripshod]

When sending the file, please identify the router model that it’s coming from. For example: "ajax_coretmp.asp.RT-AX86U.txt"

 

[Jeff-]

My last post I goofed. This is the relevant code from the original of scmerlin_www.asp for my RT-AX88u Pro. Hope it helps.

 

[ColDen]

When sending the file, please identify the router model that it’s coming from. For example: "ajax_coretmp.asp.RT-AX86U.txt"

 

[Martinski]

My last post I goofed. This is the relevant code from the original of scmerlin_www.asp for my RT-AX88u Pro. Hope it helps.

You provided an excerpt of the current code from "scmerlin_www.asp" but that's not what I'm asking. I'm requesting a copy of the "/www/ajax_coretmp.asp" file. If it's easier, you can also provide a copy from a web browser output using

http://router.asus.com/ajax_coretmp.asp

(after you log in to the router's webGUI).

Thanks.

 

[vlord]

I took a look and instead of making a temporary custom fix for only one person, I decided to make a general solution and try to fix it for everyone having the same problem.

Appreciate you doing this!

 

[Jeff-]

You provided an excerpt of the current code from "scmerlin_www.asp" but that's not what I'm asking. I'm requesting a copy of the "/www/ajax_coretmp.asp" file. If it's easier, you can also provide a copy from a web browser output using

http://router.asus.com/ajax_coretmp.asp

(after you log in to the router's webGUI).

Thanks.

 

[Jeff-]

Sorry, I miunderstood. Here goes:

 

[Martinski]

Sorry, I miunderstood. Here goes:

No worries. You have provided the correct info now. Thank you for taking the time.

Now I only need the file from an RT-AC86U Pro, which should confirm that we're dealing with only 2 variations of the ASP file (at least for the AX-class routers - still wondering about the "GT-AXE" routers though).