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sqm-scripts: won’t automatically start after boot #14518
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Upstream issue: tohojo/sqm-scripts#131 Potentially fixed by tohojo/sqm-scripts@37ead1f but would be good to confirm before pushing that to the packages repo... |
I think this is fixt. Can It be closed? |
I was still waiting for someone to confirm that the upstream fixed linked above actually solved this; if it does, I'll push it to the repo and close the bug that way. Have you tested it? |
It's fixt in master. I run it on my router and it's is fine. OpenWrt SNAPSHOT r15727-c382fe857d / LuCI Master git-21.040.83252-3c166c2 |
But are you running with a config like that in tohojo/sqm-scripts#131 ? |
No I am not. Sorry I did not see the strange config. |
does not work for me too
I need to manually add |
@hilman-k8n could you please post your /etc/config/sqm? |
Hi @tohojo, this is my
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@hilman-k8n okay first of all, which WiFi driver are you running, and why do you need to run SQM-scripts on the WiFi interface? Also, those are some very low bandwidth settings, what's your use case, exactly? :) |
Hi @tohojo, it's only for guest SSID I've solved this issue. The root cause was caused by SQM trying to find interface that did not exist yet - so it'll fail. You need to update |
Care to elaborate? Or maybe open a PR? |
sqm rules doesn't work after reboot, I have to manually restart it, openwrt 19.07.5
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