Gargoyle Forum

Ok
Thank you Eric.
If possible, take a look on these files too.
It is for show USB DEVICE STATUS.
I'd like you to improve that.
Thank you very much.

Chico,

What specific advantage is there to changing from ip_conntrack to nf_conntrack as you propose?

Isn't your change to gargoyle_header_footer enough to resolve the issue you saw?

Hi pbix,
As I said before, it is required to correctly show l7proto on connection list page.
Check the output of the commands:
cat /proc/net/ip_conntrack
tcp 6 580 ESTABLISHED src=192.168.1.101 *edited* [ASSURED] mark=771 use=2
cat /proc/1/net/nf_conntrack
ipv4 2 tcp 6 94 TIME_WAIT src=192.168.1.101 *edited* [ASSURED] mark=771 l7proto=unknown use=2

Using the first command with 2.6 kernel we don't have "l7proto=".
Therefore it is necessary to edit the file conntrack.js.
Change this command at line 99.
And change the line 115 to:
var protocol= (line.split(/[\t ]+/))[2];

By the way, the change in the gargoyle_header_footer is working perfectly.

Thanks.

Chico,
I changed the connections page from ip_conntrack to nf_contrack as you suggested and pushed it to the server. The next time Eric makes a build this fix will be in place and the L7proto field should again display correctly.

Eric is looking at your suggested change to gargoyle_header_footer. Identifying the correct interface to use turns out to be tricky. I for example use PPPoE and do not have the issue you report. Not sure why OpenWRT does not do a better job of standardizing these interfaces. We will have to wait on what Eric decides to do.

Thanks for your help on this.

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