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This small script will check to see if a know request fails and tries to start up the service again. I assume that it is still enabled but crashed for whatever reason, which has happened to me in the past. root@Gargoyle:~/scripts# cat mon_bwmon.sh #!/bin/sh if [[ "$(bw_get -i total5-upload-day-365 2...

I have written such a script. Just a few lines really. It emails only when >=99%. I set it to run every 10 min in cron. I dont think the Priority works but left it in there. #!/bin/sh current_date_time=$(date +"%Y-%m-%d-%H-%M-%S") print_quotas | grep quotaPercents |grep -v "\= \[\];"|grep -v " 0.000...

Hey, this now works in 1.12.



good stuff. thanks!

For this reason, I ended up using Gargoyle for only non-wifi stuff and got an Orbi mesh setup for all my wifi needs. Super happy with the division of labor.

it seems iptables does not have a -m switch. but I found what I was looking for in then /tmp/bw_backup/do_bw_backup.sh file.

that seems to be some sort of memory dump of what are the latest valid combinations based on the configuration.

thanks. I found that earlier. My issue seemed to be in the script I was processing it with.

In Javascript, I tried to create a new Date(epoch). but you have to create a new Date(0) and then .setUTCSeconds(epoch). so that is working now. thx

related to this original post.... I am finding that bwmon dies periodically. not sure why or how to tell what happened. When this happens, I also lose all my history data as well. I am writing a script to lift this data hourly to an Oracle DB to keep track of. but I do enable and start and it seems ...

Lantis wrote:You could possibly parse the output of

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cat /proc/webmon_recent_domains

This output provides timestamps similar to this: 1582043139. What format is that? and how might I convert that to a regular date/time/timestamp.

The question/issue is how to determine which options to use for the -i parameter. I assumed that the names of the files were the right options, but as you indicated, those are not. I think I am good now but the 1440 minutes seems to be slowing down my gargoyle so may need something in between 15 and...

I also have problems with this and I fixed it by adding a line to /etc/opkg.conf: viewtopic.php?f=14&t=12138&p=54478#p54478

I do not see what line you added in that post. Given this may be custom stuff, I may just go with a separate VM running squid instead of on the Gargoyle box.