Joe, mabey you can tell me why I started to get this error in the sys log and what it means when I access unmenu.

 

Jul  3 10:18:53 Unraid unmenu[1590]: bad method -      50    1200    1985    1150        6        2      64      80        0    1190    123050-^M

Jul  3 10:19:10 Unraid last message repeated 2 timesJul  3 10:19:11 Unraid apcupsd[5630]: NIS server startup succeeded

Jul  3 10:19:11 Unraid apcupsd[5630]: apcupsd 3.14.3 (20 January 2008) slackware startup succeededJul  3 10:19:18 Unraid init: Re-reading inittab

Jul  3 10:19:19 Unraid unmenu[1590]: bad method -      50    1200    1985    1150        6        2      64      80        0    1190    123050-^M

Jul  3 10:20:07 Unraid last message repeated 3 times

Thank you for any info

Lou

Joe, mabey you can tell me why I started to get this error in the sys log and what it means when I access unmenu.

 

Jul  3 10:18:53 Unraid unmenu[1590]: bad method -       50     1200     1985     1150        6        2       64       80        0     1190     123050-^M

Jul  3 10:19:10 Unraid last message repeated 2 timesJul  3 10:19:11 Unraid apcupsd[5630]: NIS server startup succeeded

Jul  3 10:19:11 Unraid apcupsd[5630]: apcupsd 3.14.3 (20 January 2008) slackware startup succeededJul  3 10:19:18 Unraid init: Re-reading inittab

Jul  3 10:19:19 Unraid unmenu[1590]: bad method -       50     1200     1985     1150        6        2       64       80        0     1190     123050-^M

Jul  3 10:20:07 Unraid last message repeated 3 times

Thank you for any info

Lou

It means another computer/device on your LAN is probing around and happens to access the unMENU port with a command not recognized as a valid HTML "GET" or "POST" method.

 

See this thread:

http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=10764.0

which will lead you here:

http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=10564.msg100427#msg100427

Thanks for the quick answer Joe sorry I should have done a search. We do not own a dell in our house i will have to try and find out what is probing the system.

Thanks again

Lou

Thanks for the quick answer Joe sorry I should have done a search. We do not own a dell in our house i will have to try and find out what is probing the system.

Thanks again

Lou

It could be anything on your lan using the same technique developed by "Singleclick" systems.  Good luck.  The messages are harmless...