TomMalina  Freshman Member

Ah, ok. Thanks for your help anyway.

Well, turns out my conclusions were premature. Now even though the rbm.sh is not blocked from running, the admin credentials still don't work sometimes without a previous User login. So I'm back to square one, I guess.. I can't seem to find any changes in any files (excluding /sys, /proc, and /i-data directories). The only…

Today I am able to log in with admin credentials again (without a prior login with the one User account or a prior reboot). It seems that my samba credentials file might have been getting corrupted and there was nothing fixing it (since I manually disabled it - maybe the rbm.sh ran as soon as I disabled the tweak and…

When looking into processes, there is no rbm.sh running, so I guess that means it must have crashed (leaving the rbm_runing file). It also doesn't seem to be deleted upon reboot - I have a daily reboot set up at 4am, the rbm_running was created at 3:02am - unless it doesn't keep the time-zone (I am GMT+1, 3:02am GMT would…

Oh, I formulated it wrong. The two-line output (the two 'certs') is also the output after logging in as User to be able to log in as admin. Nothing else in the /etc/ directory changes but the admin credentials start to work. Edit: A lot of files change in the /sys/ and /proc/ directories, minor changes in /dev/:…

Ok, so the problem is here again (after several days). When I fail to login, the command suggested returns: /etc/cups/certs/etc/cups/certs/0 After a reboot (when I can log in):…

Thanks for your insight. Based on what you said, I was thinking that the rbm_running could have gotten stuck there some point in the past (e.g. the rbm.sh script didn't finish at some point - I had a power outage about 18 months ago (that I know of) and I'm not running a UPS) and left the rbm_running file undeleted,…

Thanks for your reply. The tmp/rbm_running returns permission denied, so I guess it means it exists. Then the bin/rbm.sh returned the following:+ RM=/bin/rm+ PS=/bin/ps+ GREP=/bin/grep+ PYTHON=/usr/bin/python+ NICE=/bin/nice+ [ -e /tmp/rbm_running ]+ exitHowever, I am still unable to access the NAS with the Admin…

I am having the same problem with a (possible) slight variation on my 542 (V5.21 ABAG.6 C0) - I can log in through the webinterface using a User account; however, I cannot log in using any Admin account. The ssh connections work fine all the time though. Logging in via ssh to the Root account and using the reboot command…

Okay, I had to reinstall the Zyxel cloud, re-pair the NAS to my email account, and set the DDNS again. 

I have a similar problem, my NAS 542 is suddenly unable to connect via WebDAV or HTTP/HTTPS web interface. I can connect locally though. I have restarted the NAS and router multiple times. It seems that the NAS stopped communicating with the zyxel servers - if I log in to mycloud.zyxel.me, the IP address listed for my NAS…