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eworm-de / routeros-scripts

a collection of scripts for MikroTik RouterOS
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Autoreboot? #27

Closed dima1002 closed 2 years ago

dima1002 commented 2 years ago

With this script, the router should restart after 1 minute if autoupgrade is switched on and an upgrade is available, right? Because nothing happens to me.

eworm-de commented 2 years ago

You are speaking about what? firmware-upgrade-reboot? In fact it does not matter if auto-upgrade is enabled. Just run the script it will upgrade and reboot as required.

dima1002 commented 2 years ago

Yes exactly from the script. After a packages update, a firmware update must be made and then a 2nd reboot. Is not that so?

eworm-de commented 2 years ago

The firmware update is not strictly required (unless mentioned in changelog), but I do update and keep the versions in sync just to be sure. So what's the output of /system/routerboard/print?

eworm-de commented 2 years ago

Also the script should give some output. What happens if you run it?

[admin@MikroTik] > /system/script/run firmware-upgrade-reboot 
info: Firmware is already up to date.
dima1002 commented 2 years ago

I want to keep it in sync too. The Mikrotik access point should always reboot automatically when the following message appears in the log: "Firmware upgraded successfully, please reboot for changes to take effect!"

Here is my output: [admin@MikroTik] > /system/routerboard/print 

   ;;; Firmware upgraded successfully, please reboot for changes 
                    to take effect!
       routerboard: yes
        board-name: hAP ac
             model: RB962UiGS-5HacT2HnT
          revision: r2
     serial-number: F7D11F682D27
     firmware-type: qca9550L
  factory-firmware: 6.44.6
  current-firmware: 7.1.3
  upgrade-firmware: 7.4.1
dima1002 commented 2 years ago

Unfortunately nothing happens. The output hangs Mikrotik

eworm-de commented 2 years ago

The documentation starts with:

ℹ️ Info: This script can not be used on its own but requires the base installation. See main README for details.

You should do that.