Version 1.3.14

[Eric]

This will likely be the last or next-to-last release before creating a new stable branch. Right now I'm focusing on finding and fixing bugs rather than implementing new features.

It would be very helpful if/when you encounter a bug with this release, if you would post it to the comments thread below. I can only fix the bugs I know about

New in 1.3.14:

• Fix display of bandwidth monitor page in chrome
• Fixes for UPNP
• Fixed port forwarding when DMZ active
• Fix for mounting USB drives, when unmountable partitions exist on the same drive
• Added option to USB storage (on supported models) to specify whether to share only specific drive, or any attached drive
• Fixes for setting static routes that apply to any destination IP, and setting default route
• Reset and reboot buttons now work on D-link DIR-825b and Buffalo WZR HP-G300NH

[sco77]

Seems like a nice release.. Is it ok to use configuration backup from 1.3.13 or is it better to setup things again from scratch?

[sco77]

Tested it a little bit further and the connected hosts section seems to come up empty..

[bbjayo]

Tested it a little bit further and the connected hosts section seems to come up empty..

Thanks for the update Eric.

I can confirm that Connected Hosts sections are empty. Bandwidth Usage and Distribution graphs show OK.

...and the great thing is that port forwarding is now working OK with DMZ enabled.

This on a TL-WR1043ND

Cheers,

bb

[Eric]

I just committed a fix for the hostname issue (which, by the way, only shows up when you have hosts connected wirelessly). It will be included in the next release.

Thanks for reporting this.

[caeci11ius]

Bug in 5GHz channel selection...

Where 40MHz mode is selected, only certain channel pairs are allowed (in order to preserve the largest number of possible paired channels. For example, where I set channel 161, this is not allowed in 40MHz and I get:

Configuration file: /var/run/hostapd-phy0.conf
Using interface wlan0 with hwaddr 30:46:9a:0f:5b:54 and ssid 'Number3'
Configuration file: /var/run/hostapd-phy1.conf
HT40 channel pair (161, 1) not allowed
Interface initialization failed

Get the same result with 153...

root@Gargoyle:~# wifi
command failed: No such device (-19)
Configuration file: /var/run/hostapd-phy0.conf
Using interface wlan0 with hwaddr 30:46:9a:0f:5b:54 and ssid 'Number3'
Configuration file: /var/run/hostapd-phy1.conf
HT40 channel pair (153, 1) not allowed
Interface initialization failed
rmdir[ctrl_interface]: No such file or directory

The interface should disable these bad selections when 40MHz mode is enabled, or alternatively switch to HT- mode where someone selects the upper channel in a pair.

It might also be nice at some point to get access to error messages through the GUI so that you don't have to log in via SSH to see what's going wrong...

Edit: might also be worth noting that there may be no valid pair channel at all...in that case, probably best not to display at all when 40MHz mode is selected...

[olo]

Hi,
on Asus WL-500-gP V2:
1. Connected Hosts and Wake on LAN sections are blank
2. From v1.3.10 Gargoyle bricks the router, will see if it continues on 1.3.14 (uploaded via tftp, configured from scratch).

Thank you for the new version.

[behappy]

Chico has reported the issue with hostname issue

### Litle FIX ###
Web interface "Status >Connected Hosts" and "Connection >Wake on Lan"
does not show any info caused by an error in output of define_host_vars.sh
So edit file /usr/lib/gargoyle/define_host_vars.sh
Near line 23, look for:
iw $ap station dump | awk ' /^Station/ { printf "wifiLines.push(\""$2" " ;} /signal/ {printf ""$2" "} /bitrate/ {print ""$3"\");"}'
and change to:
iw $ap station dump | awk ' /^Station/ { printf "wifiLines.push(\""$2" " ;} /signal:/ {printf ""$2" "} /rx bitrate/ {print ""$3"\");"}'
### END ###

[sco77]

Chico has reported the issue with hostname issue

### Litle FIX ###
Web interface "Status >Connected Hosts" and "Connection >Wake on Lan"
does not show any info caused by an error in output of define_host_vars.sh
So edit file /usr/lib/gargoyle/define_host_vars.sh
Near line 23, look for:
iw $ap station dump | awk ' /^Station/ { printf "wifiLines.push(\""$2" " ;} /signal/ {printf ""$2" "} /bitrate/ {print ""$3"\");"}'
and change to:
iw $ap station dump | awk ' /^Station/ { printf "wifiLines.push(\""$2" " ;} /signal:/ {printf ""$2" "} /rx bitrate/ {print ""$3"\");"}'
### END ###

Is there a way to access the gargoyle filesystem and edit that script file without having to compile fix from repository?

[olo]

Chico has reported the issue with hostname issue

### Litle FIX ###
Web interface "Status >Connected Hosts" and "Connection >Wake on Lan"
does not show any info caused by an error in output of define_host_vars.sh
So edit file /usr/lib/gargoyle/define_host_vars.sh
Near line 23, look for:
iw $ap station dump | awk ' /^Station/ { printf "wifiLines.push(\""$2" " ;} /signal/ {printf ""$2" "} /bitrate/ {print ""$3"\");"}'
and change to:
iw $ap station dump | awk ' /^Station/ { printf "wifiLines.push(\""$2" " ;} /signal:/ {printf ""$2" "} /rx bitrate/ {print ""$3"\");"}'
### END ###

Thanks for the fix, it works nice . There's no empty sections on configuration page and WoL works as well.