RocketJSquirrel
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^ Never mind, I figured it out. Thanks again, guys.
What protocol should I be using?It's a quirk of the SMB implementation that it doesn't see the top level directory (there may have been a workaround in one the threads, I can't quite remember). If you change the access to Guest Mode, it will then show up.
But @Martineau has the right answer....it's what I use when working on the code...I can edit things directly out of WinSCP and it stays in the right format.
What's the solution?^ Never mind, I figured it out. Thanks again, guys.
Thanks for the report...when there is a number version of a variable (dhcp1_staticlist which is included in the ini) usually the base variable without the '1' is used only by the web gui. I just ran a test case for 'staticlist' and that doesn't appear to be the case here. I'll get a refresh out later today.Looking at the resulting V18 restore script, is the dhcp_staticlist gone? I thought you needed the custom list and the static list both?
Enable Samba on the router and use the SCP protocol in WinSCP.What protocol should I be using?
What's the solution?
Sorry for the fire drill.....you could move all the code to another folder, but it didn't handle being executed when it wasn't in the current working directory. I've attached an updated script (rename it from .sh.txt to just .sh and replace your current version). I'll put this change in the next release, as well as make the same change for the rest of the scripts.
Sorry for the fire drill.....you could move all the code to another folder, but it didn't handle being executed when it wasn't in the current working directory. I've attached an updated script (rename it from .sh.txt to just .sh and replace your current version). I'll put this change in the next release, as well as make the same change for the rest of the scripts.
Don't know what to say about that one....I run AC68 overclocked to 1200,800 and have never run into a problem with the scripts. I'd keep an eye out for any strange behavior during normal running...some routers just can't be overclocked successfully.Works perfectly, Thanks.
P.S: I should also mention, I am running an AC68U, and had to dial back the OC to 800,666 or it would just hang with WAN/LAN and power lights on (all other lights OFF), after dialing it back to 800,666 I don't have any issue's running the scripts, so you may want to edit the OP with this info, just incase it effects other users?
Don't know what to say about that one....I run AC68 overclocked to 1200,800 and have never run into a problem with the scripts. I'd keep an eye out for any strange behavior during normal running...some routers just can't be overclocked successfully.
Hi,Works perfectly, Thanks.
P.S: I should also mention, I am running an AC68U, and had to dial back the OC to 800,666 or it would just hang with WAN/LAN and power lights on (all other lights OFF), after dialing it back to 800,666 I don't have any issue's running the scripts, so you may want to edit the OP with this info, just incase it effects other users?
You are in the right placeMy problem is that I seem to be getting a slew of permission errors both before and after changing the admin user ID to "admin".
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