Version 1.3.14

[sco77]

Ha! I still don't know how to edit.

I used Putty. Logged in as root. Manage to figure how to navigate to the directory /usr/lib/gargoyle/

I have tried...
cp http://www.gargoyle-router.com/gargoyle ... st_vars.sh /usr/lib/gargoyle/

source http://www.gargoyle-router.com/gargoyle ... st_vars.sh /usr/lib/gargoyle/

I have no idea how to use SSH. What is the command line I should use?

Well simplier yet...

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1. cd ..   (to root)
2. wget http://www.gargoyle-router.com/gargoyle/projects/gargoyle/repository/revisions/9fd4ae0267f6e242a0e581f424f044a627c06c1b/raw/package/gargoyle/files/usr/lib/gargoyle/define_host_vars.sh
3. mv /define_host_vars.sh /usr/lib/gargoyle/ -f

[ruriruri]

genius!!!

[Polki]

Awesome, thanks for that detailed setp by step. Managed to do it, login as root with whatever password you've set and follow the above.

cd ..
wget (etc. as above)
mv /define_host_vars.sh /usr/lib/gargoyle/ -f

Worked perfectly.
Thanks

[ruriruri]

On WZR-HP-G300NH, QoS Upload Class does not show in Bandwidth Usage.

[mix]

Eric,

What is your understanding of bufferbloat and it's relation to the default txqueuelen for ethernet and wireless interfaces used by Gargoyle?

[hipitihop]

Sounds like good progress, good wofk Eric.
Has anyone confirmed this build on Linksys WRT54GL v1.1 ? I'm still stuck on 1.3.7 some suggested this may be a available ram issue and that indeed this recent builds are just too big for this unit.

[pbix]

I have it running on my WRT54GL and have no issues.

I think newer Linux v2.6 versions may actually use less memory than the old v2.4 based ones.

[sco77]

Repository has been down for a while now?

[Trailblazer]

### 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 ###

After effecting this fix, I get a readout but not the one I expect:

Hostname Host IP Host MAC Bitrate Signal
(unknown) 10.1.1.2 xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx avg: -61
(unknown) unknown xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx avg: -61

I used to get an actual correct Bitrate readout. Before effecting the fix, I got nothing as others have reported. (MAC's x'd out on purpose)

Also, using any browser (IE9, FF 3.6.17, Chrome 11.0.696.68) on a WZR-HP-G300NH I can sometimes get data on both the B/W Distribution and Bandwidth Usage windows. Generally, the first time I go to the window during a particular session I will get data. Then if I click to some other windows and go back to those windows (especially the Distribution window), I get nothing. There seems to be no difference whatsoever between browsers.

Another part of the behavior is that when I am getting no data on the Distribution page, I can change the Distribution Time Frame and then the Distribution Interval does not change to match it as expected (and when it is showing data), it never changes no matter what I do. It is like the scripting engine dies (if there is such a thing involved-I certainly don't know).

Thanks for the update Eric...love this firmware!

[xconx]

Web Monitoring Perferences doesn't seem to like a range of IPs. It accepts single IPs.

Status->Web Usage -> Web Monitoring Peferences -> Exclude Hosts below from Monitoring

For example, this does not work.



However, if I change the range to individual IPs, it will work. i.e.

10.252.16.50
10.252.16.51

What I mean by not working is that even though I listed a range for the exclusion, my computer usage still gets monitored. It works as expected if I list a specific IP in the exclusion.

My router model is a tl-wr1043nd