I've tried to set up an auto upgrade script. I used an RB 192 as a server, and upgraded a RB411 and another RB192. It worked fine, but I have one problem. When I reboot the RB192 it removes the mipsle package.
How do I set up a server that I can reboot, and still keep all packages?
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jimbojones
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Re: Auto Upgrade Server problem
Do it from a routerboard that can have external file storage attached, such as a CF card, or MicroSD. An RB532 for instance. Store the file on the external device, then you'll be able to achieve what you need.
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Jimbo
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Jimbo
Re: Auto Upgrade Server problem
Thanx that worked.
Now with another problem:
When i use this:
Some routers just reboot, and some upgrade.
Any idea why?
Now with another problem:
When i use this:
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/system scheduler add name=sched_upgrade on-event=upgrade start-date=Oct/09/2008 start-time=02:40:00 interval=30d
/system script add name=upgrade source="/system upgrade refresh\r\n:delay 05\r\n/system upgrade download-all reboot-after-download=yes"Any idea why?
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jimbojones
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Re: Auto Upgrade Server problem
If you reboot them again manually, do they upgrade? if no, I suspect that the package is getting corrupt on the upload. Ftp over wireless links can sometimes be flaky. SFTP is much more reliable.
Jimbo
Jimbo
Re: Auto Upgrade Server problem
Seems like the upload was interupted..
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