When visiting the clients tab there are old entries that never seem to disappear. How do you remove these without resetting the router?
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I saw that thread but I could not believe that there was not a simpler way to achieve this.
It’s easier to just reset the device TBH.
I agree, there should be a simpler way to clear them out like maybe a “CLEAR” button.
any solution?
i have the same problem
trying to delete the following file doesn’t solve:
etc/tertf/tertfinfo_bak
/tmp/tertf/tertfinfo*
Hello!
That request exists in other post.
First stop this process “gltertf”
Then remove the following two files
/tmp/tertf/tertfinfo_bak
/etc/tertf/tertfinfo_bak
And restart your the glterf process or reboot.
Bye!
Can anyone advise on how to write this to a script? I am trying to set things up so these commands run on boot, but, for me at least, the ‘service gl_tertf stop’ command is running into errors when executed through a script. It seems to not understand what ‘service’ is.
Edit: Silly me, it’s easier to just add two lines of code to remove the backup files at the beginning of the start_service() function of /etc/init.d/gl_tertf.
Can you just add to /etc/rc.local
rm /tmp/tertf/tertfinfo_bak
rm /etc/tertf/tertfinfo_bak
Thanks @alzhao! Is there any difference in results? How often/when is rc.local executed? I trust that this will be safer than what I’m doing but I like to understand these things.
It execute each time you reboot.