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Lantis wrote:All DFS channels require the router to scan for interference for 60 seconds before actually broadcasting on the channel.
Set it and wait, or don't use DFS.

thanks for the info Lantis, i tried your suggestion but that did not work. maybe i have too much interference because i live in an apt building but not really because channels 36,44 are fine. i'll try to load openwrt to see if it has the same issues there.

i also noticed that usb3 doesn't work, it could be that my usb stick ins't being recognized.

i also noticed that the fan does not stop spinning, i left the router on for about 24 hrs and it did not stop.

When I say interference, I mean radar interference, not other networks.
I’d recommend reading about DFS if you want to understand what you’re getting yourself into by using those channels.

Can you try installing kmod-usb-storage-uas from the CLI and see if your device begins to function? You might need to reboot afterwards.

A reboot should fix the fan issue, although I’d recommend just switching to a proper fan script
http://lantisproject.com/gargoyle_mvebu ... _daemon.sh

Installed over 1.10 on Linksys WRT1200AC.

Have not found any issues yet (quotas issue from latest ispy build is resolved).

Many thanks.

I can't look into this now, but this is something that I've never encountered before with the Email plugin. It's as if sendmail isn't there.

https://i.imgur.com/ldVx6Vg.jpg

rseiler wrote:I can't look into this now, but this is something that I've never encountered before with the Email plugin. It's as if sendmail isn't there.

https://i.imgur.com/ldVx6Vg.jpg

Umm, bugger. Think that’s my fault.
Can you check if /usr/bin/msmtp exists? If so, try replacing the call to “sendmail” with “msmtp”.
If that works as expected, I’ll go ahead and make the fix.

Probably been talked about, but.

Guest network does not find any DNS.
It will let me connect to my guest network, just no DNS, so useless.

Works great for me, thanks for all the work

Lantis wrote:

rseiler wrote: Can you check if /usr/bin/msmtp exists? If so, try replacing the call to “sendmail” with “msmtp”.
If that works as expected, I’ll go ahead and make the fix.

It's there, and that symlink points to the same place as before (I checked a 1.10 router), but it results in this:
https://i.imgur.com/7z9h8DF.jpg

It points to this, as before:
/plugin_root/usr/bin/msmtp

I see that /usr/sbin/sendmail (in 1.10) points to /usr/bin/msmtp, which in turn points to /plugin_root/usr/bin/msmtp as now, so I'm not sure why it wouldn't work. Maybe something I'm doing.

BTW, /usr/sbin contains 9 fewer items in it than in 1.10, so this may turn up for other things too (no idea if they should be there or not now though). Examples: telnetd, rmmod, modprobe, modinfo, lsmod.

Broken pipe is ok. So did it actually function sending the email?

doug_porsche wrote:Probably been talked about, but.

Guest network does not find any DNS.
It will let me connect to my guest network, just no DNS, so useless.

Is your DNS not hosted on the router, but another device?