I have upgraded and am putting everything back in my router. I ran the amtm curl command. How do I launch AMTM now? I do not see it on the post.
sh /jffs/scripts/amtm
It should run automatically the first time after you issued the curl command. If it didn't run then the install probably failed because you weren't in a writable directory.I have upgraded and am putting everything back in my router. I ran the amtm curl command. How do I launch AMTM now? I do not see it on the post.
Yes, I've done this, though not with a wildcard - go to WAN, DDNS and then "Import/Persistent Auto-generated" to upload your private key and certificate. (That section of the UI is also linked from Administration/System/Local Access Config/Installed Server Certificate where it says "Click here to manage".) You don't need to set up DDNS to do this, it's just the section of the UI where you can upload your own cert.2) Is it possible to install an SSL certificate on the Asus to encrypt the admin page? I see this new stuff with the temporary cert, but I have a wildcard so I'd prefer to use that if I could.
I won't claim it's the best way, but my simplistic automated backup script (/jffs/scripts/routerbackup.sh) is to backup nvram and jffs every week to an attached hard drive on my router.3) Whats the best way to do backup now? I know some talk about some backup script or something. Of course I know how to do a backup in the UI, but is there a better tool that gets everything?
#!/bin/sh
if [ -d /mnt/backup ]; then
nvram save /mnt/backup/settings_$(nvram get buildno)_$(nvram get extendno)_$(date +'%Y-%m-%d').cfg
tar -czvf /mnt/backup/jffs_$(nvram get buildno)_$(nvram get extendno)_$(date +'%Y-%m-%d').tar.gz /jffs
fi
#!/bin/sh
cru a routerbackup "45 3 * * Fri sh /jffs/scripts/routerbackup.sh"
It's not compatible with the current branch of Merlin's firmware, only John's fork and the legacy Merlin firmware.Isn't there an nvram backup tool that everyone talks about? It has the backup and restore option as I recall.
I won't claim it's the best way, but my simplistic automated backup script (/jffs/scripts/routerbackup.sh) is to backup nvram and jffs every week to an attached hard drive on my router.
Then I set this up in cron (cru) with this command in /jffs/scripts/init-start:Code:#!/bin/sh if [ -d /mnt/backup ]; then nvram save /mnt/backup/settings_$(nvram get buildno)_$(nvram get extendno)_$(date +'%Y-%m-%d').cfg tar -czvf /mnt/backup/jffs_$(nvram get buildno)_$(nvram get extendno)_$(date +'%Y-%m-%d').tar.gz /jffs fi
This will run my script at 03:45 AM every Friday morning. You can adjust the timing and frequency to suit your needs.Code:#!/bin/sh cru a routerbackup "45 3 * * Fri sh /jffs/scripts/routerbackup.sh"
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