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My web interface is always loading the pages incorrectly. I have tried using several browsers including internet explorer, mozilla firefox, and google chrome yet I still have the same issues. I have posted a screenshot of what my upload screen looks like and unfortunately it does this on a consisting basis.



Is there any way to manage qos through ssh? I hate using the web interface. Thanks!

Also, DDNS does not work for dnsexit.com. Has anyone else had these issues?

checkm8 wrote:My web interface is always loading the pages incorrectly. I have tried using several browsers including internet explorer, mozilla firefox, and google chrome yet I still have the same issues. I have posted a screenshot of what my upload screen looks like and unfortunately it does this on a consisting basis.

What OS are you using?

Firefox 10.x works awesome

Latest Google Chrome works well

Internet Explorer 9 works well but occasionally some glitches

Make sure you flush your internet browser cache whenever you
upgrade the firmware version of Gargoyle.

DoesItMatter thank you for your friendly reply.

I am using Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit.

I was having this issue with Firefox 9.0.1 and I am in the process of updating it as we speak. Unfortunately, I am still having the same issue with Google Chrome, IE 9, and Firefox 9.0.1.

I have not upgraded lately and I tried clearing cache as well.

Is there any more information I can provide that will help you help me troubleshoot the issue? Please let me know.

*UPDATE* - Firefox 10 is giving me the same issue.

You will need to do some testing work:

1) Reboot your router
2) Reboot your computer while doing that
3) Login to Gargoyle GUI and do a config backup
4) Reset your router to defaults
5) Check Gargoyle for the GUI pages that had issues

If a reset to defaults fixed it, your configs may be damaged and
you will have to re-configure your Gargoyle settings fresh.

Damaged configs can EASILY wreak havoc on the Gargoyle GUI.

DoesItMatter thank you for your concern towards the issue.

I resolved it by just redoing my upload qos. I removed every entry and redid the entire thing and it works fine now. I dont know why Gargoyle just randomly chose to opt out some of the rules and this may remain a mystery to me for quite some time.

Anyways: Is there any way I can adjust the qos rules through ssh? Also what is wrong with the dnsexit.com configuration? I tried manually visiting the update url and it states "HTTP/1.1 200 OK
4=Update too often. Please wait at least 8 minutes since the last update"

Strange isnt it? I still cant get it to work. Maybe playing with the ddns_gargoyle file under /etc/ will fix things? Im not sure.

I'm unable to access the web interface via firefox. Tried on 3.6, 10 & 11. Safari mobile and Chrome works fine. On firefox upon logging in and clicking on any option will immediately kick me back out onto the login screen. Any clues before I restore back to defaults and reconfig? Thanks.

Edit : Reset to defaults and reconfiguring works.

On firefox upon logging in and clicking on any option will immediately kick me back out onto the login screen

I have had a very similar problem problem

I've been having ongoing problems with my web interface loading extremely slowly, and it will often give me a session expired error. I have tried flashing 1.5.11, 1.6.1, and 1.6.x beta and the problem persist even when using default settings.

Router is a Netgear WNDR3700v2. I rarely had problems as bad as this previously, but it would occasionally refuse to load a page in the web interface and drop me back to the status page. Recently it was refusing to load a page unless I double clicked the link.

Interestingly the interface is responsive when it has just finished rebooting but it will go back to being extremely slow after about 30 seconds.

I would reflash

ispyisail wrote:I would reflash

I have reflashed multiple times but the problem persists. I am currently trying to flash back to stock firmware so I can reflash gargoyle but I can't even get the upgrade firmware page to load correctly.