Yota
Very Senior Member
It actually has no reason to scan the hdd, since no execute permissions should be allowed there.
Asus got it wrong with security to begin with and is now patching it up in a stupid way.
It might help to write a script that constantly checks and kills the process, although it seems like rc keeps waking it up.
I think that process was brought into the Merlin firmware with AiMesh, which I thought was part of AiMesh for a long time.
After every reset I do, I enter these below commands to block the stupid logging of the process, it doesn't even output the logs to syslog, instead it just produces garbage files in /jffs:
Asus got it wrong with security to begin with and is now patching it up in a stupid way.
It might help to write a script that constantly checks and kills the process, although it seems like rc keeps waking it up.
I think that process was brought into the Merlin firmware with AiMesh, which I thought was part of AiMesh for a long time.
After every reset I do, I enter these below commands to block the stupid logging of the process, it doesn't even output the logs to syslog, instead it just produces garbage files in /jffs:
Code:
rm /jffs/asd.log; mkdir /jffs/asd.log; chmod 644 /jffs/asd.log