high resolution graphs and hostname/ip

[dsalch]

Has there been any traction on this problem?

Really would like to see hostname / ip graphs with high resolution

[Lantis]

I've identified an issue, but i'm getting slightly different symptoms.
I'll look into it and see if i can fix it, and if it fixes both issues.

Next time it happens, if you could perform the following sequence that would be helpful:

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bw_get -i bdist0-upload-minute-2-449

should work, beginning with COMBINED and an arbitrary list of IP addresses

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bw_get -i bdist0-upload-minute-2-449 -h -m

should work, but will not enumerate the entire list as described in the first command. Identify which one it stopped and failed at and then run

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bw_get -i bdist0-upload-minute-2-449 -h -m -a <ipaddress>

where <ipaddress> is the IP that failed before. We are expecting that one to fail as well.

[Lantis]

Think i've solved it. Just getting a second set of eyes to review it in case, as it is a bit of a hairy fix.
https://github.com/ericpaulbishop/gargoyle/pull/791

[Lantis]

I’m looking to provide a solution for testing to anyone who can reproduce the original bug.
The two original reporters have gone AWOL.

If anyone can reproduce the bug please let me know, and what router you have.

[dsalch]

I'd be willing to test it as long as there isnt any risk to useability of the router itself, as I depend on this router for my main income (streaming video). But I do have hte issue, constantly (at least one of the issues.

I am using a tp-link wr-1043nd router running 1.10

[Lantis]

I assume your router is a wr1043nd v2?

I mean, there's always a risk, but not a big one.
Biggest risk is that the kernel module opens a lock on the data and never releases it which would result in bandwidth monitoring not functioning properly.
But, lucky for you I already did that bug on my own router and fixed it.

http://lantisproject.com/gargoyle_ar71xx/

[dsalch]

yes, it is V2. here's the info:

Device Name:Gargoyle
Gargoyle Version:1.10.0
Model:TP-Link TL-WR1043N/ND v2
Device Configuration:Gateway
Memory Usage:18MB / 59.6MB (30.1%)
Connections:195/4096
CPU Load Averages:0.00 / 0.00 / 0.00 (1/5/15 minutes)

I noticed that the link goes to 1.11 ? That makes me a tad nervous... I have not read up on what you guys are doing different from 1.10 to 1.11 and how stable 1.11 is currently. Thoughts?

I do rely heavily on QOS, so any changes there are top priority.

[Lantis]

1.11.x is all I’ve been running for almost 8 months now.
We have plenty of people on these builds with minimal issues.

Ultimately, 1.10.x won’t receive any further development updates, so this fix isn’t likely to be backported.

Your call on testing or not. I’m reasonably comfortable pushing the change out, just would be good to get someone else to check it over first.

[fifonik]

I do remember that I used to have issues when I ticked the high resolution checkbox on my WRT1200AC. So I never switching it ON since then.

Currently on 1.11 RC5 (or ispy's build, do not remember exectly) so I can test it if no re-configuring from the scratch required.

[Lantis]

You can try and reproduce the bug if you like, and if you can, you can test with http://lantisproject.com/gargoyle_mvebu/ to see if it is fixed.