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Thank you Mijzelf for solving the issue!
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(This was printed directly to the console) ~ # cat request | sh -x /i-data/20ca2ef9/.system/zy-pkgs/gui/MetaRepository/pkgcgi.cgi dirname /i-data/20ca2ef9/.system/zy-pkgs/gui/MetaRepository/pkgcgi.cgi RELDIR=/i-data/20ca2ef9/.system/zy-pkgs/gui/MetaRepository CONFIG=/usr/local/zy-pkgs/etc/MetaRepository.conf .…
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~ # echo "GET /NSA320S/4.70/zypkg/ZYPKG_INFO.tgz HTTP/1.0" >request ~ # echo >>request ~ # echo >>request ~ # cat request | sh -x /i-data/sysvol/.PKG/MetaRepository/gui/MetaRepository/pkgcgi.cgi inetd-server sh: can't open '/i-data/sysvol/.PKG/MetaRepository/gui/MetaRepository/pkgcgi.cgi' The path you specified does not…
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Yes, the command does work: ~ $ [ -f aaa ] || echo works works Anything else I could do for debugging?
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The 1st line in the log also shows FW4.70 while I have FW4.75 installed..
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That '[ -f' will be the problem. Somehow the shell doesn'y support that. Yes. When connecting via Telnet I get this shell version: BusyBox v1.17.2 (2017-06-08 14:04:41 CST) built-in shell (ash)
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Ok thanks! Then I'm running the latest..
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Thank you Mijzef for this valuable and well composed info! In these options can I leave the existing storage disks as they are (I will backup before making changes)? In the case of using either Debian or Entware-ng, will they recognize the my current storage disks as they are now without the need of formating them?
