gargoyle-ispy 2017-January-24 20:11.torrent

[ispyisail]

USE AT YOUR OWN RISK

WARNING: DO NOT PRESERVE SETTINGS

Do not install on 4MB routers

gargoyle-ispy 2017-January-24 20:11.torrent
https://goo.gl/f0lh2c

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Routers
https://goo.gl/UBBpFj

Changes
https://github.com/ericpaulbishop/gargo ... its/master

Resize edit windows to suit new UI. Fix missed bottom_button_containe… …

Fix multiple DNS overpage misalignment

Merge branch 'gui_overhaul' of github.com:lantis1008/gargoyle into gu

[rseiler]

Like you said it was OK to do from 12 to 19, is it OK to keep settings if going from 19 to this?

[Lantis]

Yes

[rseiler]

I think the answer to this is also "yes," but is it normal for an upgrade not to preserve user-added plugins?

[guyso]

Hello. I am upgrading from version 1.9.X (Built 20160924-1943 git@093be12) to this one. I have upgraded my spare router without preserving settings. While I can enter the basic settings OK, I have a lot Static IPs assigned to MAC Addresses and it would save a lot of time and effort if I did not have to re-enter all these. I can use WinSCP so is there a file I can copy from my existing Gargoyle version to the new router version to avoid having the re-enter all the Static IP data?

Similarly to above I have a number of Port Forwarding rules set up. Is there another file I can copy to transfer these directly?

Last but not least I have some restrictions set up. Is there another file I can copy for these.

Looking forward to trying the new interface and version. Forever grateful to those who put in the work developing and maintaining this fantastic firmware.

[ispyisail]

I wonder if these panels should be moved?

[ispyisail]

I wonder about the scale of the graphs?

[ispyisail]

Again I wonder? maybe?

[rseiler]

@ispyisail, you're running full-screen, I bet. Try narrowing the browser a bit, and I think you'll find that things rearrange as you pointed out.

You'll find the bandwidth usage graphs to get even larger though.

@guyso, I think these files have what you want:
/etc/hosts
/etc/config/firewall

[ispyisail]

umm

Like this?
http://www.addictivetips.com/internet-t ... solutions/