Be careful when upgrading with Safari as it unzips everything without you knowing it
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- Mon Apr 19, 2010 3:05 am
 - Forum: News
 - Topic: Version 1.2.3
 - Replies: 6
 - Views: 11575
 
Re: Version 1.2.3
I tried upgrading from 1.2.2 to 1.2.3 on another of the routers I'm in charge of with the usual backup/restore method and there was no problem using Firefox.
Be careful when upgrading with Safari as it unzips everything without you knowing it
					Be careful when upgrading with Safari as it unzips everything without you knowing it
- Mon Apr 19, 2010 2:53 am
 - Forum: News
 - Topic: Gargoyle Routers For Sale
 - Replies: 24
 - Views: 38006
 
Re: Gargoyle Routers For Sale
Very good news ! But as you said, one eth port is missing. I'll wait for the 2nd port and order one 
					- Sun Apr 18, 2010 9:49 am
 - Forum: News
 - Topic: Version 1.2.3
 - Replies: 6
 - Views: 11575
 
Re: Version 1.2.3
My problem might be that my browser ungzipped the backup.tar.gz downloaded and I uploaded it back ungzipped.
					- Sun Apr 18, 2010 9:40 am
 - Forum: News
 - Topic: Version 1.2.3
 - Replies: 6
 - Views: 11575
 
Re: Version 1.2.3
Upgraded thanks ! I had a problem though but I got through it: - I backed up my 1.1.X configuration (don't remember which one, but kinda old) - Upgraded to 1.2.3 OK - Restored my conf: No more CSS in the web interface, unclickable buttons, rebooted: it was bricked. - Got 1.2.3 back via TFTP and spen...
					- Tue Apr 13, 2010 12:22 pm
 - Forum: Other Issues
 - Topic: Forum alerts not working anymore
 - Replies: 0
 - Views: 3969
 
Forum alerts not working anymore
Hi,
I'm subscribed to the new forum to get a mail on every new release, but it's not working anymore =(
Would be cool to have an RSS feed to stay in touch with the releases
					I'm subscribed to the new forum to get a mail on every new release, but it's not working anymore =(
Would be cool to have an RSS feed to stay in touch with the releases
- Mon Dec 07, 2009 5:52 pm
 - Forum: Other Issues
 - Topic: Keeping the configuration after an upgrade ?
 - Replies: 4
 - Views: 4720
 
Re: Keeping the configuration after an upgrade ?
Yeah that's what I do, but it's not perfect as our LAN is not in the same subnet as the default one 
How the proprietary router firmware do to keep their configuration ?
					How the proprietary router firmware do to keep their configuration ?
- Mon Dec 07, 2009 4:08 am
 - Forum: Other Issues
 - Topic: Keeping the configuration after an upgrade ?
 - Replies: 4
 - Views: 4720
 
Keeping the configuration after an upgrade ?
Hi,
Is there a way to make the gargoyle router keep its configuration after an upgrade ?
Thanks =)
					Is there a way to make the gargoyle router keep its configuration after an upgrade ?
Thanks =)