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gargoyle-ispy 2017-February-10 18:45.torrent
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This torrent is essentially the equivalent of 1.9.2. I won't mirror this one, wait for the next fix

I'm using 1.9.2, but regarding the "convert email plugin to use new gui" change in the link above, I think something might have gone wrong in the process. Can you confirm?

"Bandwidth usage" is missing. Normally, it follows ARP. As a result, Display Interval and Number of Rows are unusable.



BTW, is there anything to tweak so that "daemon.err uhttpd[1580]: sh: write error: Broken pipe" lines don't blow out the syslog? Those errors can multiply like crazy sometimes when using the UI. Perhaps something to limit the line to one occurrence?

Looks like it is missing. Have reported.

The kernel already does rate limiting on error messages as far as I knew.
Broken pipe errors are hard to remove, but are harmless

Wouldn't this be more a syslog thing than a kernel log thing? I don't know, but there definitely isn't any limiting for whichever this is.

Here's the line in 'ps' that I'm guessing pertains:
/sbin/logd -S 16

And even though that's logd and not syslogd (maybe they're the same?), this may be the usage syntax for it:
https://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/howto/log.essentials

-D (Drop duplicates) would probably mask this problem, which I don't think is going to be resolved anytime soon, since there are old OpenWRT threads about it, and I even found it mentioned in the context of LEDE!

If that's all correct, then I guess the question is where that can be added. Perhaps /etc/init.d/log.

the usb2/sata is not working in this release, going back to the previous build does... any ideas? wrt1200ac

lceron80 wrote:the usb2/sata is not working in this release, going back to the previous build does... any ideas? wrt1200ac

I suspect this "fix" has caused you a problem.
You'll need to report it upstream at openwrt
http://git.openwrt.org/?p=15.05/openwrt ... d03ece3373

rseiler wrote:If that's all correct, then I guess the question is where that can be added. Perhaps /etc/init.d/log.

So I added it to the two relevant lines in that file, rebooted, and did a ps to ensure that it took. It does show it correctly:
/sbin/logd -D -S 16

Unfortunately, it has no effect. Without being able to find any formal usage for logd specifically to know whether it even supports -D, this may or may not be expected.

lceron80 wrote:the usb2/sata is not working in this release, going back to the previous build does... any ideas? wrt1200ac

Hi mate I have a wrt1900AC v2 I will do a test. Thanks for the bug report!