Log problem - cron.err crond

Installing and Using OpenWrt
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Hello . I hope you have good day .
I am using LuCi.
So...
I started to logging to a file (kz some connections issues) on external USB with Sambasharing access.
Samba works fine.
Logging not.
I get every 1 minute this:

Wed Feb 14 19:50:00 2024 cron.err crond[4059]: USER root pid 29436 cmd . /lib/functions/modem.sh;check_ip
Wed Feb 14 19:50:00 2024 cron.err crond[4059]: USER root pid 29437 cmd sleep 30;. /lib/functions/modem.sh;check_ip
Wed Feb 14 19:50:00 2024 cron.err crond[4059]: USER root pid 29438 cmd . /lib/functions/modem.sh;modem_net_monitor

I was thinking Log output level or Cron Log Level are the reason for it. But it does not matter what Level i set .. it comes and comes and comes...

Now i have no Idea what i did that i have 90% of all logs this "cron.err crond" sh...t.

My GL-AX1800 is just Router, not Modem.

I am not able to check if the data are there : " /lib/functions/" kz i do not know how to access the Router via console. I am Newbie with Routers.. I used just Fritzbox and there is nothing to setup... :smiley:

I think Tailscale can be the way to access the router via console.. but i am not sure.
Can you help connect the right way from Home Network ?

I think the real reason why will crond log my modem is something like setup "what should be loged" in some conf. data.. i do not need modem logs. it is possible to delete the "what should be loged" rule ?

THX for your adwices

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Two things here:

This device is not supported by the official OpenWrt project. Therefore, you're running GL-inet's fork which is significantly different than OpenWrt. If you want to investigate this issue further, you should ask in their forums.

Second, on the error itself...

It's not realy an error. It's just a notification with a limitation about how it is reported out to the logs.

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@mailsantam -- and if it bugs you, you can switch to micrond if GL-Inet provide it in their repo.

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