All of our routers (models RB960PGS and CRS318-16P-2S+) are stuck on version 7.11.2. When we go to router board it shows that the current firmware is 7.11.2 and the upgrade firmware to 7.12. In the resources tab it shows “version” 7.12 (stable). So, it’s downloading the firmware but not able to complete the update. We’ve never had an issue with our script running the updates until this version that the routers are stuck on. We also noticed we’re getting weird error messages under the logs tab that we never got before. We can manually update the routers with no issues. We’ve tried manually updating some routers to 7.12 to see if the script will run and update them 7.13.2, but we see the same results. Anyone else have this issue or a similar issue?
We’ve never had an issue with our script running the updates until this version that the routers are stuck on.
It is impossible to evaluate what you do not display.
But from what we read in the screenshot of the logs,
if they are generated by the script, I assume it is poorly done.
We also noticed we’re getting weird error messages under the logs tab that we never got before.
I recommend reading and understanding the changelog of the version you are installing,
and the intermediate ones compared to the one you come from,
several times before installing any version, because this change in log verbosity was already present.
Why first post is deleted?
I also use a script to automatically update my router (and multiple APs using Capsman), and it recently stopped working, returning a “403” error code.
This is the script I use:
{
:local pkgs ("routeros");
:local archs {"arm64"; "arm"};
# Example: https://cdn.mikrotik.com/routeros/7.14.2/routeros-7.14.2-arm.npk
:local mode "https"
:local downloaddomain "cdn.mikrotik.com"
:log info "Refreshing CAP packages files..."
# do NOT include the leading slash, or file check will always fail
:local upgradedir "firmware"
/system/package/update check-for-updates once
:delay 3s;
:local curVer [/system/package/update/get installed-version]
:local newVer [/system/package/update/get latest-version]
:foreach pkg in=$pkgs do={
:foreach arch in=$archs do={
:local oldPkgName "$pkg-$curVer-$arch.npk"
:local newPkgName "$pkg-$newVer-$arch.npk"
:log debug "Current package name: $oldPkgName"
:log debug "New package name: $newPkgName"
:local exists [:len [/file/find name="$upgradedir/$newPkgName"]]
:if ($exists = 0) do={
:local path [ :put "/routeros/$newVer/$newPkgName" ]
:log info " => Downloading package v$newVer for $arch from $mode://$downloaddomain$path"
/tool fetch http-method=get address="$downloaddomain" mode=$mode src-path="$path" dst-path="$upgradedir/$newPkgName"
:if ($oldPkgName != $newPkgName) do {
/file/remove "$upgradedir/$pkg-$curVer-$arch.npk"
}
}
}
}
}
it has worked perfectly until recently with no change, but now it does this:
Is there something to do about this?
For completion, here’s a wget output:
wget https://cdn.mikrotik.com/routeros/7.14.2/routeros-7.14.2-arm64.npk
--2024-03-27 15:36:37-- https://cdn.mikrotik.com/routeros/7.14.2/routeros-7.14.2-arm64.npk
Resolving cdn.mikrotik.com (cdn.mikrotik.com)... 159.148.147.244
Connecting to cdn.mikrotik.com (cdn.mikrotik.com)|159.148.147.244|:443... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
Length: 12212134 (12M) [application/octet-stream]
Saving to: ‘routeros-7.14.2-arm64.npk’
routeros-7.14.2-arm64.npk 100%[==============================================>] 11.65M 8.36MB/s in 1.4s
2024-03-27 15:36:40 (8.36 MB/s) - ‘routeros-7.14.2-arm64.npk’ saved [12212134/12212134]
and a static /tool/fetch call:
[xenhat@router] > /tool fetch http-method=get address=cdn.mikrotik.com mode=https src-path=/routeros/7.14.2/routeros-7.14.2-arm64.npk
status: failed
failure: Fetch failed with status 403
I found out that if you remove “once” then it start to work again
/system/package/update check-for-updates once
replace with
/system/package/update check-for-updates
install
RBD53iG-5HacD2HnD is affected as well, so I believe this is RouterOS issue, not hardware related
I managed to fix the script by changing the fetch command to use the url parameter. For completion, the full script is as follows:
{
:local pkgs {"routeros"; "wifi-qcom-ac"};
:local archs {"arm64"; "arm"};
# Example: https://cdn.mikrotik.com/routeros/7.14.2/routeros-7.14.2-arm.npk
:local mode "https"
:local downloaddomain "cdn.mikrotik.com"
:log info "Refreshing CAP packages files..."
# do NOT include the leading slash, or file check will always fail
:local upgradedir "firmware"
/system/package/update check-for-updates
:delay 3s;
:local curVer [/system/package/update/get installed-version]
:local newVer [/system/package/update/get latest-version]
:foreach pkg in=$pkgs do={
:foreach arch in=$archs do={
:local oldPkgName "$pkg-$curVer-$arch.npk"
:local newPkgName "$pkg-$newVer-$arch.npk"
:log debug "Current package name: $oldPkgName"
:log debug "New package name: $newPkgName"
:local exists [:len [/file/find name="$upgradedir/$newPkgName"]]
:if ($exists = 0) do={
:local path [ :put "/routeros/$newVer/$newPkgName" ]
:local fileurl [ :put "$mode://$downloaddomain$path" ]
:log info " => Downloading package v$newVer for $arch from $fileurl"
/tool fetch url="$fileurl" dst-path="$upgradedir/$newPkgName"
:if ($oldPkgName != $newPkgName) do {
/file/remove "$upgradedir/$pkg-$curVer-$arch.npk"
}
}
}
}
}
EDIT: Added wifi package for my Audience as an example